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Curtis on fielding questions Mayne

BY ELSIE BROWN The minister was asked if it on Mayne and all have had high A fair number of interested would be possible for a Senior operational budgets. A delegation islanders met with Municipal Af• Citizens Organization to buy prop• was arranged to meet with repre• fairs Minister Hugh Curtis, MLA erty to insure that the Community sentatives in Victoria to discuss for Saanich and the Islands, on Gardens now being operated on this matter. John Mundie offered Monday, Oct. 31 in the afternoon at private property be continued. In to chair the delegation. the Health Centre. Accompanying the event of the present location Most of those present agreed Mr. Curtis was his secretary changing ownership there might be that our present services now Wayne Steeds. a problem. It seems that would not available to islanders were very All organizations were repre• be possible at the present time. adequate, which is a credit to those sented with Island Trust members, WATER COSTS who spearheaded drives for im• Isabel Geehan and John Mundie, Water Boards on the island are provements. The Health Centre is school board member Pearl Brau experiencing difficulty financing one of the finest on the Gulf Islands acting as hostess. and the question was raised as to and provides excellent care to all Among the items discussed was the need for the private owners to islanders. The most recent addition the Community Plan. absorb the high costs of operation the new classrooms, and Activity In spite of a great deal of work when the cost should be paid out of Centre have also bee'trused to good put forth by the committee of 10 taxes. There are 11 Water Boards advantage by everyone. which was elected at a meeting to make necessary amendments, no action seems to have been taken. Land use is the primary concern of this plan. Fears that farm land could be lost by improper planning and changes in land use were express• ed. A meeting with the existing board was planned for a future date. Never such a crowd before

There was never such a crowd represent the store as it appeared Mouat's and told the crowd that in Mouat's Store since it was in 1907. the list of people who had been founded, 70 years ago. employed in the store, during past The halls of Mouat's Mall were Tom Toynbee recalled some of years, was too long to remember. overfilled with hundreds of people the early days of the store, but he on Saturday when the new Mall concentrated on an expression of Laurie Mouat assured his au• was formally jopened by Laurie appreciation to the people who had dience that nobody in his wildest Mouat, partner in the Ganges been connected with the new Mall. imagining had envisaged such a general store for many years. development of the old lumber Mouat's staff members, in He thanked Architect Hank store. straw hats and old-style dresses Schubart and Contractor Geordie mingled with former employees Webster, Barbara Toynbee for the Extension of the Mall has taken and area residents to hear a brief preparations and Yvonne Toynbee the former lumber and building address by Tom and Dick Toynbee for the decorations; Mrs. Howell supplies area. Nine new stores are and Laurie Mouat. for the cake and Art Dawe for the incorporated into the lower floor of After the cutting of the ribbon, window display of items familiar the old-established store. Mrs. Jessie Toynbee cut the mag• around the turn of the century. nificent cake prepared by Margaret TOO MANY TO LIST Saturday's celebration marked Howell. Cake, which was distribut• Dick Toynbee spoke of the the opening of the Mall as well as ed among the visitors, was iced to old-timers who had contributed to the 70th birthday of the store.

Death of Mrs. Torrie Mouat Remembrance

Salt Spring Island resident who son, Norman; two daughters, Mrs. Day has spent a lifetime among the Rodney (Gladys) Pringle and Mrs. islands died in Houston, Texas, on H. (Evelyn) Friele, grandchildren So we can honour those who died November 2. She was Mrs. Winni- and many relatives in the islands. Defending home and countryside, Big Bird was a popular visitor to Tommy Tucker's Toy Shop last fred Torrie Mouat, of Sunset Drive. A special day is set aside Saturday. Here he is in conversation with some young friends. When fading memories are reviv• Mrs. Mouat was in Texas to Bryce to meet ed. undergo open heart surgery. She had an operation on September 29, Remember those whose lives were Special significance to but failed to recover. voters at shed, > And bring to mind the 'living dead' Born in Victoria, July 14, 1906, For years confined to chair or bed, she was the third child of Mr. and Legion Hall Forgotten as the years have fled. Mrs. James Robson, of Mayne November 11 this year Island. She attended elementary Jim Bryce is one of three Remember all the grief and pain - school on Mayne Island and high candidates to represent Salt Spring Of battles fought for pride or gain. Along with most branches of February 19, 1978 Branch 84 will school in Victoria. Island on the Board of the Capital The victory won was oft in vain - he Royal Canadian Legion, Branch mark its fiftieth anniversary. After graduation, she attended Regional District. This "open The 'dogs of war' were loosed 84 (Gulf Islands) will join in the Parade Orders for the day are: the Sprott Shaw School in Victoria house" is planned to enable as again. nation's tribute to those who gave 1045 hours, Fall In at Lychgate for a secretarial course. She work• many people as possible to meet their lives in the wars in which War Memorial, Mayne Island; ed for Judge Clerihue in Victoria Bryce; to express their opinions Remember? Yes - but don't stop Canadian troops have been engag• 1100 hours, the Silence Period, and through him she met her and concerns; to explore his ap- there. ed. Last Post, Reveille; 1200 hours, husband, Gavin Mouat, of Salt Pledge now that you will do your annual Church Parade, St. Mary Spring Island. Her husband and The Bryce election committee has firmedu p plans for an informal share There will be a special signifi• Magdeline's Church; 1300 hours, her employer had served together By thought, by word, by deed, and cance to this year's celebration and lunch at Mayne Island Agricultural during the First World War. get-together, open to all islanders, next Sunday afternoon, November prayer, that of 1978: 1977 is the fiftieth Hall. They were married in Seattle in 13, from 2 to 4 at the Legion Hall in Till lasting peace reigns every• year this branch has marked the It is hoped that all veterans in December, 1931 and lived there for Ganges. where. eleventh hour; and 1978 will mark the area, whether Legion members a couple of years before returning the sixtieth anniversary of the 1918 proach to problems. Tea, coffee or - Grace A. Wright or not, will turn out for the parade. to the farm on Sunset Drive. "Cease Fire" bugles along the Everyone is invited to the church Mrs. Mouat is survived by her fruit juice will be served. Western Front. In addition, on Page Eighteen GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, November 9, 1977 Elementary Days She would like to return says Exchange student On October 25, a Parents' Night several items concerning services (Grade 4-7) at Salt Spring Elemen• was held at Salt Spring Elementary offered by a Community-Social tary School will be involved with a A Salt Spring Island girl who School. Parents of all elementary worker. fund-raising project called "Spell- took part in the Loins Exchange school children were invited to Finally, parents went to the A-Thon". This activity will com• program would like to return to the meet in the Activity Room. individual classrooms to discuss mence Thursday, Nov. 10, when country she visited, Japan. At 7.30 p.m., Principal Tom programs that were being carried participants will be given a 100- JoAnne MacDougald, 18, re• Watson addressed the gathering of out for their children. word spelling list; a covering letter turned from Japan August 26 after approximately 160 parents. First, As a follow-up, individual par• of explanation, and a sponsor form. a six-week stay. She was staying on he introduced the teachers and ent-teacher interviews were held Each grade level will have its own the northern-most island of Hok• then discussed several items of on November 2 and November 9 at spelling list. kaido in what the Japanese called a interest to the parents. A Parents' the school. The children will „e given one small town, with a population of Booklet was given to all families week to study the words and to 330,000. and points of special concern were SALT SPRING ELEMENTARY acquire sponsors. A sponsor is JoAnne, who has lived on Salt pointed out to parents. SPELL-A-THON anyone who pledges a specific sum Spring for five years, spent the Nick Gilbert also discussed The Intermediate students of money for each word the student duration of her stay with one spells correctly on the final test family, the father of which owned a given Friday, Nov. 18. After the lumber company. exam, participants will re-visit One of the foremost impress• PENDER ISLAND'S sponsors to collect money earned. ions of the Japanese that she Funds raised by this project will brought back with her -was their Huckleberry Inn be used to subsidize student-relat• politeness. ed activities such as field trips, "People are very aware of one's Announces professional performing groups or feelings and always very polite," guest speakers. This is an optional she told Driftwood. "They treat Candlelight Dinners program, it is not compulsory for you like you're a VIP." FRIDAY - INTERNATIONAL NIGHT 6.00 - 9.00 PM JOANNE MACDOUGALD SATURDAY - STEAK NIGHT students to participate. The first few days were very The school looks forward to difficult, she said, in having to course at Camosun College in Ferry Leaves Long Harbour - 4.30 pm strong community support for this adjust to the problem of communi• January. She is presently working Ferry leaves Pender Island - 9.30 pm adventure. cating. at the K & R store in Ganges. * * * "You feel so cut off being Jo Anne MacDougald, who says Phone 629-6608 45-1 Grade 7 students were asked to unable to talk to people," she she has never been anywhere write an essay about their feelings explained. before, has warm commendation toward the supertanker controver• JoAnne graduated from Gulf for the Lioni Exchange program. sy. Here is an essay by Ellen Box. Islands Secondary this year and It's a really good experience, she Close to 100 S.O.S. plans on taking a legal secretary's feels, and a lot of fun. The breeze tinkles the leaves new releases in and warm, salty water laps against the rocky shore. Little crabs scuttle about busily, and big purple star• RECORDS fish loll under the rock ledges. "This was a great idea, spend• TAPES ing a night on the beach,'' you say SEASIDE KITCHEN to yourself, while you eat your Beside Vesuvius Ferry & CASSETTES picnic lunch on a smooth, warm overlooking the bay log. WINTER HOURS Slowly evening draws nearer. OPEN 11:30 AM DAILY Twilight falls, and the frogs and 537-9421 crickets begin their symphony. You SUNDAY CLOSE 6 PM crawl into your tiny pup-tent and MON. - THURS. CLOSE 6:30 Behind Ship's Anchor Inn on Hereford Ave. lie there for a long time, listening FRI. & SAT. CLOSE 7 PM to the crickets. FRIDAY - SEAFOODS ONLY 5 - 7 pm The next thing you know, it is morning. The sun quickly dries the dew on the tent, and you sit up and WEEKDAYS »7 99AQ stretch as far as the canvas will Lunch Special • 1.60 5J7ZZ49 allow. What's that strange smell? You can't quite place the scent, but Jhe. *W then it pops into your head DRIFTWOOD FOR PHOTOCOPIES "It's oil.'" you exclaim, and squeeze out of the tent. ProvinciaL You look around. The waves still lap and sway, but now they are greasy black with oil The black Ken Byron OCT. 30 WINNING NUMBERS stuff oozes everywhere, between Here are the numbers drawn in the October 30th draw of The Pro• rocks to cover up the starfish and EXCAVATING vincial Lottery. Check the numbers below—you may be a winner kill them. The water is slick black To claim your prize, follow the instructions on the reverse of your ticket. as far as you can see. •Percolation Tests If you're QS] a winner In this draw, What a disaster.''' you shout, KEEP YOUR TICKET and run to your transistor radio. •Septic Tanks & Drainage Your October 30th draw ticket is also eligible for the November 27th draw! Almost instantaneously a voice reports gravely, •Fields $1 MILLION $100,000 "Oil spills are covering Gulf WINNING NUMBERS WINNING NUMBERS Island beaches. They are believed •Sepjtic Tank Pump-outs to be caused by supertankers •Driveways 4I4I9 8 0| 1 0 5I5I2 7|3 0 8 carrying oil to the western United 1 0 0 "9"5 5 5 5 0 3 3 1 1 9 States. •House Excavations You panic. "I've got to save 4 2 8~fJ 5 1 8 some sea life! •Waterlines If the last six, five, four or three digits on your ticket are identical to Wells to 18 ft. 537-2882 and in the same order as those winning numbers above, your ticket You run towards y ,r collecting Box 584, Ganges, B.C. is eligible to win the corresponding prize. jars and buckets. You spot a tidal tfn last 6 digits win $10,000 pool that is not contaminated yet. last 5 digits win $1,000 You fill the buckets with water and rush around plucking limpets from last 4 digits win $250 rocks, and collecting crabs and last 3 digits win $50 starfish, all the time knowing that NOTE: Fifty dollar winners ($50.} may claim their winnings by presenting their it is useless. Finally, you come to ticket to any branch of Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce only in British your senses, and grimly take down Columbia. Alberta, Saskatchewan. Manitoba and the Yukon Need a CALL: the tent and pack your things to BONUS $1 MILLION wait for your ride home. water ONE PRIZE ONLY FOR THE EXACT NUMBER well? KEN'S f~6l 1I8I6I4I41T Driving tip DRILLING LTD. TICKETS FOR: INATTENTION: Driving re• NOVEMBER 27, 1977 quires full attention. Daydream- DECEMBER 26, 1977 ers and deep thinkers should take a taxi or stay home. Some (office) ON SALE NOW! drivers become so deeply en• 478-9524 537-9341 grossed in thought that they fail (Ask for Barbara) to notice oncoming curves, warning signs, narrowing lanes, ROTARY HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT cars ahead slowing or stopping, Western Canada Lottery Foundation or traffic approaching from a Serving Vancouver Island & the Golf Islands merging lane or intersecting tfn street. Wednesday, November 9, 1977 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page Nineteen lljiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiii itchen BY MARIANNE GOODRICH = More food for thought K orner lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll= =IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII This week I want to introduce ....Place beans in container, sprea• Contributed is no acquittal....If the complain• forbidding this, and to follow you to a food product you can grow ding evenly along bottom. Last week we -mentioned the ant in the future wants to be spared mothers with new babies to their in your own kitchen - a quick-ener• ...Soak 4 sheets paper towelling in view held by some that all interfer• the accusation of immoral and homes, promoting their product. gy food containing a potent supply warm water and lay them dripping ence in foreign lands is unwise. But unethical conduct he will have to Next week we will deal with of Vitamin C, A, E, protein, and wet on top of the beans. Cover and this applies only to church, human• change his advertising practices." another case brought against a enzymes. This food tastes terrific, let stand at room temperature til itarian and other "do gooder" A high-light of the trial was multi-national by a group of their is extremely versatile, almost inde• evening. groups. One form of interference evidence by Dr. Derrick Jeliffe, own shareholders. cently inexpensive, and requires ....In the evening, remove paper which is unquestioned is advertis• School of Public Health, University In the meantime, we may have little time and equipment. towels and put water in container ing by multinationals. of California, that registered nurs• the opportunity of watching This not-so-mysterious vege to about one inch above the "Bottle Babies" is a topical es are employed as saleswomen by "Bottle Babies" on the CBC table is "sprouts", and while most sprouts, and let stand for 15 issue, and details are provided by manufacturers of infant formula. programme "Man Alive". of you are acquainted with bean minutes. Then drain, and place Dr. Patricia L. Kutzner, Executive They are paid to infiltrate hospit• -Inter-Church Committee on sprouts contained in Chinese food, sprouts in strainer, rinsing well. Director of World Hunger Educa• als, even when regulations exist World Development. which are from the classic mung ....Put back in container placing tion Service, Washington, D.C. bean, many other seeds can be fresh damp towels on top and Aggressive market develop• "sprouted". Soy beans (yellow), cover. ment is blamed by Leah Margulies, A.R. HARDIE & ASSOCIATES wheat and alfalfa seeds, rye, Day 3....Fill the container with staff member of the New York BRITISH COLUMBIA LAND SURVEYORS fenugreek and lentil are some, and water, drain well, and rinse with based Interfaith Center for Corpor• all have their own distinct flavours strainer. Moisten new towels and ate Responsibility: P.O. Box 3, Ganges, Salt Spring Island which lend themselves to their own cover. "An economy based on con• A.R. Hardie, B.C.L.S. special uSes in providing exciting ....Moisten towels again in the sumption needs consumers. When 537-5502 tfn and healthful menu variations. middle of the day, if you have time. the market is saturated at home, I highly recommend that you try ....Repeat rinsing process in the the solution - look abroad for new the mung bean first, both for its evening. and untapped markets. This is reliabilty and familiar taste. Day 4 & 5....Repeat the procedure exactly what has happened in the EQUIPMENT til finished (about 2 inches long) infant formula industry. With too Any (wide-mouthed) kitchen ....Remove husks. few mouths to feed at home, the container which is large enough to major manufacturers of baby foods Petmo hold the finished sprouts will do, RULES TO ENSURE SUCCESS have stepped up their promotion but must not be transparent, 1. Buy seeds that are packaged tactics over the last few years in. fl wooden, or metallic, and not especially for sprouting. Third World countries where popu• "' Construction low-fired earthenware, which may 2. Don't let seeds stand in water lation rates are still rapidly increas• contain toxic lead sulfate in its after soaking process. ing. Massive sales campaigns pre• glaze. 3. Keep renewing towels and keep sently encourage poor women Ltd. them damp. Since the sprouting container around the world to abandon breast Now Offers must be kept covered, good ex• 4. Don't expose them to light while feeding for bottle feeding - a more amples are bean pots, plastic covered. expensive, complex and less Complete design & ice-cream tubs, jam jars, Tupper- 5. Don't overcrowd or deprive of healthful method. The result: in• ware, or even a mixing bowl with a enough air circulation. creasing infant malnutrition and plate placed over top, to prevent 6. Keep in a warm place. mortality. There could be no more Building Service the sprouts from drying out. Don't 7. Remove ungerminating seeds. dramatic illustration of corpora• Free consultation and estimates. use tall, narrow containers, and try The raw seeds have a very long tions, hungry for profits, manufac• to have your sprouts in as few shelf life, if kept free from bugs turing a need that wasn't there." BUILDER: Peter Moonen layers as possible, for even circula• and rodents and moisture. Since In a hospital survey in Sierra tion of moisture and air. You will the seeds and beans are usually Leone, 713 of 717 children admitt• ARCH. DESIGNER: Greg Richardson need measuring cups, paper tow• ed for malnutrition had been bottle sold in plastic or paper wrappings, We also do: els, and a large wire mesh strainer. I suggest you transfer them to fed. In Chile in 1973, three times as METHOD glass or heavy plastic storage many deaths occurred among those Day 1 Rinse Vi cup beans in containers before putting them who were bottle fed before three * Renovations • Additions strainer using cool water, then soak away in the cupboard. When you months old than among wholly in 1 cup water in warm place discover your favourite kinds, it breast fed infants. Similar reports * Carports * Roofing overnight or about 12 hours. will pay to order larger quantities come in from all over the develop Day 2 Remove any floating and save considerably. ing world. Some African hospitals, * Sundecks and much, much more beans and rinse remainder in have beds marked "Lactogen Syn• Work fully guaranteed. strainer again. The sprouted bean has a refri• drome". So direct is connecting gerator life of 7 to 10 days. Rinse evidence between the rise in infant Phone:537-5126 them quickly in cold water, drain malnutrition and sales of commer• thoroughly and wrap loosely in a cial formula that a new term enters Write to P.O. Box 543, Ganges, B.C. VOS 1EO MODERNIZE single layer of damp paper towell• medical literature: "commercio- tfn WITH ing. Place them in a plastic bag and genic malnutrition" - malnutrition seal tightly. derived from commerce! PROPANE NEXT WEEK: More about sprouts Is this kind of interference not 537-2233 and recipes. cause for concern? Capital Regional District DIRTY WATER Problems complicating use of PLANNING AREA NO. 4 formula in Third World countries (Galiano Island Electoral Area) Capital Regional District include dirty water, improper stor• age and ignorance. Chile ranks ZONING PLANNING AREA NO. 3 high in levels of sanitation and (Salt Spring Island Electoral Area) education, yet a research team found an 80% contamination rate NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING in feeding bottles. Santo Domingo, a Dominican city of over a million NOTICE is hereby given that all persons who deem themselves NOTICE is hereby given that all persons who deem themselves inhabitants, has a totally contami• affected by the following proposed by-law will be afforded an affected by the following proposed by-law will be afforded an nated water supply. opportunity to be heard on the matters contained therein at a opportunity to be heard on the matters contained therein at a A breast-fed baby imbibes the Public Hearing to be held in the Galiano Community Hall, Public Hearing to be held in the Royal Canadian Legion Hall, mother's anti-bodies to disease Sturdies Bay Road, Galiano Island, B.C. on Tuesday, November Hereford Avenue, Ganges, B.C., on Monday, November 21,1977 along with her milk, increasing the 22, 1977 at 2.00 p.m. at 1.30 p.m. baby's resistance to contaminated 1. A by-law to amend By-law No. 118, Official Community water. A bottle-fed baby has no 1. A by-law authorizing a Land Use Contract relating to . Plan (Salt Spring Island), By-law, 1972, being Amendment such protection. Very poor families Galiano Properties Ltd. for Lots 1 to 5 inclusive. District By-law No. 3, 1977. dilute the formula beyond safety, Lot 29, Galiano Island, Cowichan Land District, Plan thinking as long as it looks like milk 30670; and Lots 6 and 9, District Lots 15 and 29, and Lots 7 By-law No. 118 cited as "Official Communitv Plan it's okay. In Guatemala, it would and 8, District Lot 15, all of Galiano Island, Cowichan (Hectoral Area F - Salt Spring Island) By-law, \

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Local $5.25 2x4 economy 8 foots, 48c ea. 2 x 10 dealer Mel Sumner 537-5779 tfn 537-2012 utility $185 M; 2 :4 cedar $225 per Pegasus AT FOXGLOVE FARM sling load. 112-746-5041. $18 deli- 12.x 62 mobile home situated in ALCAN &GARDEN SUPPLY very charge to Salt Spring. tfn park. Fully landscaped 537-2705 Gallery 537-2012 after 6 pm tfn GUTTER Akai 4000 DS reel to reel tape in the UNICEF Christmas cards are now recorder; Sansui AU-505 stereo 24' x 40' 3 BR home, quiet location Baked enamel finish in white or NEW MOUAT'S MALL available at Et cetera. Come in and in adult nark. 537-9754 tfn brown amplifier; two electra Ed-8x three TUES. NOV. 8 to SAT. NOV. 12 see for yourself! 537-5115. 45-1 way speakers. All in excellent 44-2 Garage sale, Sunday, Nov. 13, 10 condition. Ph. 537-2953 45-1 Wanted ALCAN SIDING am-4pm. Follow signs from Beddis -- Woodgrain textured aluminum Complete steelhead outfit with 10' Apple press but no apples. Will Beach. 45-1 l Someone to do childrens knitting. - various colours rod, fly fishing outfit with Fenwick juice your apples for A of juice. F-86 rod, fly tying materials, trout Paid by piece work. Ph. 537-5664 - optional insulation 537-9374 45-1 anytime 45-1 - vented soffit & flashtails, 4 burner propane Lots of Washer-spin-dryer $75, 2 uphol• 35 mm camera, also movie camera. QUALITY INSTALLATIONS stove 100# propane cylinder. Ph. stered rocking chairs $25 and $20, FREE ESTIMATES 537-2953 45-1 Specials Any old Mary Maxim knitting portable typewriter $25, hair dryer patterns. 537-2702. 454 Call Brian Betts Used 26" Franklin fireplace with SHOP EARLY FOR $15, coffee table $10 537-5169 45-1 537-5708 screen and accessories. Good con• CHRISTMAS AT Address labels for Christmas Old fridge, white, in good working tfn dition, $100 537-9371 45-1 EVEN MONEY cards, printed with your name and condition. 653-4464. 45-1 CHILDREN'S WEAR address 300 for 1.95 Et Cetera Needed urgently and as soon as Come and see everything for boys Book & Stationery 537-5115 45-1 possible, in home family day care Kenton House Shadybrook and girls: Potatoes, netted gems. $6.50400# (Ganges or Vesuvius areas preferr• Gallery Winter coats. Slippers, Under• Culls and small potatoes ideal for ed) For Chelsea age 4 and her Kennels wear, Sox, Dresses-long & short Blackburn Road cattle $3 approx. 100#. Bonacres brother Shane age 2. 4 days per skirt. Blouses, Sweaters, Jeans, ANTIQUES AND ART OBJECTS Purebred German Shepherd pupp• 537-9287 537-5636 45-1 week (Tues.-Fri.) Please phone ies-black & tan, wormed, tattooed,Cords, Girls Pant Suits and Jewel 537-9576 Thank you 45-1 Open: Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun. immunized & registered. Gauchos, Jean Suits and Vests, Livestock Exercise bicycle 537-5311 45-1 10 am - 6 pm CALL 743-9447 Rubbers, Runners, P.J.s, Nighties, Kittens or cats wanted. Call Shirts, Mitts, Gloves and Toques. 537-2224 45-3 Weaner pigs, $27 653-4556 44-3 537-9242 after 6 pm. Ask for Tfn Temporary power pole complete. Even Money For rent horse stalls. 653-4587 tfn Arnold 454 WORK WANTED. Canadian Tog• NOW OPEN IN SIDNEY 13 h.h. roan gelding, reasonable to Cement mixer in proper working genburg buck Redroofs Benbow good home. 537-5631 45-1 Children's Wear order of reasonable price. Ph. The Dog Shop Inglis 4 cycle deluxe automatic Valcourt Mini Mall seeks permanent position as herd evenings 537-9222 45-1 washer and dryer. Matched set. Open 9:30-5 pm. Mon. to Fri. sire. $150. Part-time work. $20/ All breed grooming & supply Regular size, white in colour. 537-9533 service. Excellent pedigree. Dam Appointments Recently overhauled under warran- 45-1 good milker. (Pender Island) DEADLINE FOR CLASSIFIEDS 656-4732 or 656-3259 tee,$375 537-9501 45-1 Eureka cannister vacuum cleaner 629-3595 45-1 MONDAY4PM 44-8 1 pr. fibreglass drapes $20, 1 pr. with attachments. $45. 537-9501. Registered Nubian buck service. cotton polyester drapes $10, heavy Cedar rounds for path or walkway, $15. Murrayhill Farm. 537-5625 CALL 537-2211 TO PLACE ALDER duty ironing board $12.50, bath• cedar burl tables, round cedar 454 YOUR CLASSIFIED Split, stacked and delivered. room light $2.50, picture light $10, posts. 1975 Chev Pickup, 30,000 9 month old laying hens $4 chrome birdstand $10. 537-2482 Call Sally at 653-4541 tfn miles. 653-4228. 45-1 653-4329 45-1 Wednesday, November 9, 1977 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page Twenty-One Help Wanted For Rent Wanted to Rent Coming Events Notice Simple cabin or cottage wanted to Annual A.C.W. Xmas Bazaar Sat. Jack MacNeill of Box 1525, Port 2 room furnished bachelor suite, Vesuvius area, available imme• rent or lease. Phone 382-0210, Nov. 26 2 pm - 4 pm in St. George's Homemakers Hardy is anxious to locate his sister collect. 45-1 Hall • 43-3 THIS COMMUNITY SERVICE IS Rona MacNeill. Anyone with in• diately $125 month. 537-2186 or 537-2147. tfn Wanted to rent, comfortable and On the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of AVAILABLE TO ALL AGES formation is asked to write him. For more information phone the 454 New 1 bedroom home with fire• bright 1 or 2 bedroom house with each month there will be a public modern facilities. Please leave gathering to share the teachings of co-ordinator through the hospital Are you ambitious and interested place and privacy of 10 acres message at 537-9339. 45-1 Sydney Banks an enlightened man. switch board at 537-5545, local 08, in a second income of $100-51500 a seaview, 2 miles from Ganges His truth enables those who listen between 9:30 am - 12 noon, month? Build security using leisure $200. Call Dick at 537-5515 or Professional man and family want to raise their level of conscious• Monday to Friday tfn time. Be a Manufacturer's Distr - 537-2236 442 to rent large house within 15 ness. Cedar Beach Resort Lake- ATTENTION PARENTS butor. No investment. Send name minutes of Fulford Harbour. Short Small cabin for rent. 537-9245 tfn house, 7.45 pm, donations of $2 Interested in the Alternative pro• and address to Box 102, c/0 #909, or long term lease. 653-4357. tfn. Partially furnished, one bedroom requested. For further information gram for their children now & the 207 West Hastings St., Vancouver, suite in Ganges. No pets please. Young professional man in Ganges please call 653-4525 or 537-9224 tfn years to come. We are planning our B.C. V6B 1H7 454 Ph. 537-5620 tfn needs 2 bedroom house on Salt expanded class now so please sign 160 acre ranch, 80 acres cultivated. Spring. Phone: David, 537-9232, up^ promptly. This is your program 1 and 2 bedroom furnished house• 2-5 pm tfn Leisure Lanes 5 bedroom, basement, modern keeping cottages, cablevision for and only you can make it happen. home; 30 x 40 shop; creek. 11 miles monthly rental. No pets please. Open Bowling Classrooms and teachers, don't from Quesnel. Will sell for apprais• 537-2214 tfn Coming Events ~ just magically appear in an alterna• ed value. Write to Box 'E', Cariboo Two room shop - would be perfect BY APPOINTMENT tive setting. You must facilitate Observer, Box 4460, Quesnel, B.C. S.S.I. POTTERS AND WEAVERS for appliance repair shop or similar Sunday 1-4 their appearance by indicating your V2J3J4 454 need. Write to J. Hearne, R.R. 1, business. 537-2186 (eves) tfn Fri. & Sat. 9-11 640 acre ranch, 300 acres cultivat• Annual Fulford Harbour or phone 653-4369 Small shop, newly decorated. Ideal ed. 10 miles from Quesnel. 3 537-2054 44-4 bedroom, 2 year old house; full for a craft shop or variety store. Pre-Christmas Available immediately. 537-2186 Let Tom Do It. Wallpaper and services; on school bus route. THE ROBYN CROSS (eves.) tfn . Gulf Islands painting, tiling, ceramic walls and Priced right. Terms. Write to Box Show and Sale floors. Vinyl and Lino, Flagstone Warm comfortable furnished 1 & 2 CLASSICAL BALLET SCHOOL 'E', Cariboo Observer, Box 4460, Saturday & Sunday, Nov. 19 & 20 and Quarrie. Evenings, 537-5188, Quesnel, B.C. V2J3J4 45-1 bedroom cottages with a view, fully Classes for children & Adults Tom Volquardsen 3 insulated*, Cablevision, No pets. Mahon Hall, 10 am to 5 pm Keep Fit Classes Work Wanted 537-2585 tfn Bargains, Demonstrations, Tues. Galiano; Wed., Mayne; Ploughing, Rototilling, Haying, Refreshments Mon. Pender; Mon. Fri. aft., Sat. brush cutting, posthole digging. Well insulated, 2 bedroom factory 45^2 653-4403 tfn Experienced typist for manu• home on view lot in Maliview. am. Salt Spring - St. George's scripts, statements, letters, etc. Double plumbing, with car port The next luncheon at the Commun• Church Hall. GENERALTRUCKING Please leave message at 537-5661 and storage room. $225/month. ity Centre will be held at 12.30 am Call evenings 7 to 9 pm 537-5663 tfn Adults, no pets 537-5107 tfn on Thursday Nov. 17. For trans• 653-4597 Electrolux service 537-9245 tfn Licensed mechanic available for portation call the centre 537-9212 tfn VISITORS - why not rent a cottage 45-1 Carpentry, renovations, concrete, automotive repairs. Reasonable for the same price as a room. dry wall. No job toosmall. Ph. John Children's roller skating for begin• Notice rates. Ask for Gerry. 537-2214, call Completely self contained in quiet at 537-9218 / tfn after 10 am. ? tfn ners, Fulford Hall, Saturday morn• area. No TV's or phones. Daily, Dave - stop playing footsie under Camera First Aid Clinic. Keep your Young man looking for work. ing 10-12. Limited number of the table at Dagwoods. 45-1 weekly or monthly 537-2832 tfn skates for rent. 45-1 camera in perfect working condi• Willing to do any kind of job. Half of large house for rent. A. A. Meetings Fridays 8 pm. Open tion. Have it checked now to be Please call Mitch Cronin 653-4588 Kitchen, bathroom shared. Large meetings last Fridav of month sure. All repairs from minor adjust• tfn garden space available. Box 545, Meet Jim Bryce 537-2322,537-9212,537-2135. tfn ments to complete overhauls. No Ganges or 479-1501 Victoria or Make some winemaker happy, and charge for estimates. Dekker Cam- - Deaths 537-9898 tfn Candidate for take your gallon and half gallon era. McPhillips 45-1 bottles that are gathering dust to Died at her home in Victoria, on Commercial space on Rainbow Regional the Recycle Depot any Saturday Thursday, November 3, after a Road opposite school. 3 rooms two-month illness, Reta Oulton, formerly Gulf Islands Veterinarian Director between 10 and 1. Bring also your P & B Painters long-time teacher on Salt Spring Clinic Ph. 537-5675 tfn newspapers folded once and tied in Interior & Exterior Island. Left to mourn are nieces, Furnished 2 to 3 bedroom trailers SUN., NOVEMBER 13,2-4 PM bundles, and your cans washed, Hourly or Contract nephews, great-nieces, great-ne- and site rentals in tranquil mobile LEGION HALL and flattened, glass bottles and Free Estimates phews, and friends 45-1 park. Reasonable rents. Call jars, cardboard, office paper, 537-2588 9 to 5 tfn Informal get-together brown craft paper, and egg car• ANDREWS, E.K. (Cebe) Andrews tea - coffee -fruit juice tons. Some of these items are 537-9577 passed away in Lady Minto Hospi• North Pender - 2 bedroom house, Bring your own snack recycled on the Island, while others tal, November 5th, 1977 aged 69. fireplace, W/W carpeting, electric Families welcome are trucked off monthly to the P. Lockert - B. Walker He leaves to mourn his loving wife heat, full basement, Dec. 1st Ph. . 454 Victoria depot. Volunteers are tfn Eloise, one son Dennis, two daugh• evenings 477-6726 (Victoria) 44-3 always welcomed call the Com- ters, Marilyn in Thunder Bay, 2 BR. U/F. 2 mis. Ganges. Elec. munity Centre, 537-9212. tfn Ont, Kathy in Victoria, BC, 5 Craft Fare K.M. Ellingson Heat, Franklin stove. $235/month - Baha'i Faith - "Today nothing but grandchildren, also one brother, minimum 12 month lease. PHONE & Son Co. Ltd. Frank, two sisters, Mrs. Ruth THIS WEEK the potency of the Word of God, 537-5568 (Days only) -1 which dominates the realities of Start, Mrs. Edna Mukley all of BUILDING CONTRACTOR Thunder Bay, Ont. 3 bdrm. upper suite. Waterfront Batik things, is able to unite and har• property, sundeck & carport. Per- monize the minds, thoughts, hearts He was a member of Admiral Phone 653-4503 539-2148 (Mayne Island) manent$225mo. 537-5695 45-1 45-1 and souls of the world of humanity Lodge, 170 A.F.A.M. and a well 656-6239 3 bedroom mobile home for rent, under the shade of one tree." respected member of the commun• tfn ity. Services will be held Wed. all services in, Maliview subdivi- Christmas 537-5643. Galiano 539-2834. tfn Nov. 9 at 2 pm in Ganges United sion 537-9311 after 7 pm 45-2 The Community Society would like J. MARIANNE GOODRICH Church, Rev. Dr. V. McEachern 1 bedroom cabin, unfurnished, Bazaar to thank • the people officiating, followed by burial. utilities included. $130 month. who generously donated table TEACHER Goodman Funeral was in charge of 537-2592 45-2 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18 cloths and dishes to the centre. For of 2 PM anyone who missed our plea we PIANO & VOICE arrangements. Flowers gratefully Brand new 2/3 bedroom home, declined, donations may be made fireplace, carport, etc. Vi mile from still could use additional plates and United Church Hall Rainbow Road across to the B.C. Cancer Fund, 1900 Fort Ganges. Adults only. $275 per cutlery. 45-1 Everybody Welcome St., Victoria, or the Cerebral Palsy month. Call Tony Holmes 537-5521 from School grounds 44-1 Foundation. Days, 537-2758 Eves. tfn We Support For enquiries call: 537-5661 tfn 45-1 Furnished cottages on the sea, by Water Colour Jim Bryce Lost the month. Ph. 537-5651 tfn Spencer Log Executive.type 2 bedroom house for By mistake someone picked up the near Ganges, electric heat, gas Exhibit BY Homes wrong coat (a charcoal raincoat) cooking, garage, fireplace. $295. Regional Serving all the Gulf Islands when leaving Norman Mouat's last 537-2551 or 537-5883. 45-1 * Quality custom built log homes Sunday afternoon. Please look in Art Simons Director Secluded 3 BR. W/F cottage, 3 AT * Conventional Homes the sidepockets for two sets of keys miles Vesuvius. Garage, basement We know he will keep us informed * Roofing & Re-Roofing and phone Rev. McEachern, KARIBU GALLERY semi-furnished, FP, oil-fired fur• 565 Johnson St. and will pay attention to our local * Renovations & additions 537-5817 45-1 nace, fridge, stove, bath, etc. For needs and concerns. Mike Spencer Victoria Box 292, Ganges, 537-2905 Black and white male husky dog. lease available Nov. 15, 1977 to NOV. 5-19 We know he will do his best to cut Last seen near Isabella Point Road. March 31,1978.537-2588 45-1 red tape and bring as much Hank Knudson SPECIAL VIEWING R.R. 1 Galiano Island Reward offered. 537-2254 45-1 3 bedroom newer house, St. Mary SUNDAY, NOV. 6 decision-making as possible home to the island. 539-2394 "Simon" Siamese cat, silver grey Lake waterfront on 1 acre; 2 2to4PM tfn markings. Musgrave Landing area, fireplaces, 3 bathrooms. Will lease 44-2 We know he'll do what he can to Box 703, Ganges, REWARD 45-1 to responsible tenants. References. preserve good water and clean air. 537-2525 35-1 VOLUNTEER YOUR HELP TO: Quality Homes Card of Thanks Jim Bryce 653-4454 * ALTERATIONS Business Opportunity The Maggie Schubart 537-2405 * ADDITIONS Ruby Alton 653-4202 * RENOVATIONS My mother and I would like to say Bottle exchange and Pop Shoppe Joyce Mitchell Quentin Wilson 653-4261 * KITCHEN CABINETS "Thank you" to the ferry staff on business for sale including truck. 45-1 Qualified Tradesmen the Queen of Sidney for their Phone 537-5065 tfn Exhibition Satisfaction Guaranteed kindness shown to my father last Tutoring in most subjects. Please AL DAVISON Take-out food service, Valcourt at the call 537-2254 454 Tuesday morning, November 1st. Centre. Inquire at Sweet Pea Baby CONSTRUCTION Thank you P. Smith 45-1 Shop 44-3 Pegasus RR1, Ganges, B.C. I would like to say a very sincere All Candidates 537-2392 Village Jean Shop, Ganges, BC tfn 'thank you' to Dr. E. Jarman, 537-5014,537-5017 tfn Gallery nurses and hospital staff for their in the Meeting help and kindness to me during my MONDAY, NOVH4 NEW MOUAT'S MALL MORE CLASSIFIED recent stay in Lady Minto Hospital. DEADLINE FOR CLASSIFIEDS 8 PM TUES. NOV. 8 to SAT. NOV. 12 ACTIVITY CENTRE ON PAGE TWENTY TWO Alma Gurton, Victoria, BC MONDAY4PM 44-2 45-1 School Board & Regional District candidates. 45-1 Page Twenty-Two GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, November 9, 1977 Business Service; Business Service Real Estate

>III LI:R&TOV>BII; Canada Trust Harbour's End ' La Fortune Gulf Islands Division .37 acre in Walker Hook, marine! Marina Contracting view, driveway, $11,500 Specializing in all the islands from Saturna to Texada -- Lots, Fully Qualified Staff on duty Fully equipped for *** acreages, whole islands, etc. INBOARDS - STERNDRIVE - ' any type of construction .74 acre, North Beach Road, $4,000 . OUTBOARDS INCLUDING FORMS down, full price - $16,000, beach! Call Jim Leake, 943-7862 (Tsawwassen) FOR FOUNDATIONS access. Office, 6380 No. 3 Road, Richmond, 278-3531 * OMC PARTS & ACCESSORIES *** tfn * JOHNSON DEALER Over 15 years of building homes 2.98 acres, Southey Point, 223' * MARINE HARDWARE On Salt Spring and the Islands * FRAMING waterfront, $55,000 * AUTHORIZED MERCKUISER *** DEALER * FOUNDATIONS 537-2932 * FINISHING 3.83 acres Southey Point, 254' JOHN LIVER tfni* RENOVATIONS waterfront, $62,000 * CABINETS *** BB GALIANO 539-2119 By contract or hourly 1.55 acres North End Road, please BLOCK BROS. - GULF ISLANDS SERVICE Gulf Island CALL STEVE 537-5345 make us an offer! 1 GALIANO ISLAND tfn *** WATERFRONT 1.72 ACRES. South view. Small cove. Well just Trucking acre Maliview, water, power drilled. Perc tested. Clearing done. $48,500 and sewer. $1,000 down. PERFECT BUILDING LOT. Just by the golf club: On water, power Box 47 Salt Spring *** and phone. Near all amenities. $14,900 Ganges, BC 537-9452 Property Ship's Anchor Restaurant and Ho• 11 Vi ACRES. Near beach, store and marina. Ideal for dividing into TRUCKING BULLDOZING two $36,500 GRADER WORK tel. $35,000 Management *** IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION - four year old 2 bdrni. home. Basement. * Pit run Sea view. Beach access. $57,500 * Screened % " gravel Waterfront home and cottage with Let us take good care of all your * Septic fill pool. Scott Point. SALT SPRING ISLAND Salt Spring property needs. * Field Rock *** IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION - Sea view 2 bdrm. home with basement Call Martin Lipsky suite. Good garden $56,000 * Drain rock 537-2588 1.13 acre, Donore, on water sys• * Shale Box 1012, Ganges, BC tem. Open to offers! NORTH PENDER ISLAND Our new office is located on tfn *** FIVE YEAR OLD 2 BDRM. HOME - Near beach. $29,500 Mansell Road. Call for your esti• 5.1 acres, Cranberry, marine view, MANY OTHER PROPERTIES TOO mate on any of our materials. arable ground, low down payment. 3479 Dunbar Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6S 2C3 Ron Robertson 537-5402 ALCAN Only $26,000 Blain Matthews 537-5724 MILLER & TOYNBEE • 45-1 BUILDING REALTY LTD. PRODUCTS 537-5537 Home Repairs KEVIN BELL (Eves.) Almetco single & thermo windows, 537-5833 Inside-outside, roofs, gutters, delivered to jobsite. Alcan siding, Legal MILLER&TOYNBEE fences, etc. soffit, and rainware. Guaranteed JACK-OF-ALL-TRADES installation. Contractors prices. BOX 8, GANGES, B.C. 537-2135 Phone Bill collect at Crofton IN THE MATTER OF THE 537-5537 tfn 246-4503, evenings alt. ESTATE OF WILLIAM JAMES SINCLAIR DECEASED. Custom Real Estate NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that creditors and others having For sale or trade, equity in-new 2 claims against the Estate of the Cabinets bdrm. home on Pine Place, Salt SIPRROX //OO fxo/*i By contract or hourly above named deceased are hereby -f- o* - 2.7S' Spring Island. $49,900 and will required to send them to the CUSTOM CABINETS AND trade property as down payment INTERIOR FINISHING Executrix of the Estate, Beatrice 652-1831 tfn Mary Sinclair, c/o Boyle & Com• 3. 537-5046 Sidney. 1 bedroom condominium pany, #2, 284 Main Street, Pen- next to marina, close to all ameni• ticton, on or before ti • 5th day of tfn ties. Includes fridge, stove, drapes December, A.D. 1977 after which $27,500. Terms available 539-2148 date she will distribute the said Backhoe Work (Mayne Island) or 656-6239 tfn Estate among the parties entitled New Machine thereto, having regard only to the Experienced Operator 4 room house. Full basement. Plumbing upstairs & down, double claims of which she then has Merv Walde notice. 42-4 653-4329 garage within walking distance of Ganges. 537-5444 tfn tfn Reduced $20,000. Architect de• Too late to Classify ^eDDTjJ^^- S?R/1£L£ signed 3 bedroom home. Save the GENERAL For Sale G.E. wringer-washer, commission and call 537-9381 44-2 7 works, $50. AM FM clock radio, ^yrT'RA Lour JDOW/V Istysverss'T CARPENTRY Wanted privately - larger water• $10. Realistic TV pong game, like LET US HELP YOU WITH YOUR front home or else medium size new $40. Lightweight sleeping /OR fl?RT//£R JrtfORt?AT'/au Cs4& £, .' CONSTRUCTION PROJECT waterfront acreage. Prefer Ganges bag, $20.537-9556. 454 WHETHER IT BE area 537-2468 44-2 LARGE OR SMALL Wanted. Sheep, also tractor with By contract or hourly Privacy, 2.77 acres on beautiful Sky front end loader. 653-4352. 45-1 Framing - Foundations - Finishing Valley Road. Building site cleared. Two level view home, 3 bedrooms up, family room, workshop and Renovations - Cabinets Road and water in. 537-9381 44-2 DEADLINE FOR CLASSIFIEDS bedroom down. 2 fireplaces and 2'/2 bathrooms. Full price - $59,500 12 years experience HANDYMAN MONDAY4PM *** Call Des before 8 am or after 5 pm $29,900 ONLY FOR SALE - Have to sell! Sofa, two 1200 sq. ft. three bedroom home on Vi acre fully serviced lot, 537-5004 For this 2 bedroom new cottage on chairs and single bed. All are a bit landscaped, 4 years old. Full price - $43,000 m one acre (or 4 lots). Needs fin• old but in good condition. Asking *** ishing. Try your down payment on $150 for everything. Call after six 2 years old beautifully appointed 2100 sq. ft. 3 bedroom home on 1.3 Bookkeeping this good deal. pm 537-2282 45-1 acres. This home was custom built. Could not be replaced at asking Brenda Cornwall Tom Langlais COMING EVENTS price of $59,500 MIS 537-2702 WHITTOME'S SALTSPRING MacDonald & Eedy Realty Ltd, *** BUSINESS SERVICES TRAVEL AGENCY In Ganges area 3 or 4 bedroom home on 1.71 acres. Road frontage on 6700 No. 3 Road, Richmond, B.C. invites you to a slide presentation Tel. 537-9451 454 Fulford-Ganges Road. Full price - $48,900 tfn of their three New Zealand Tours, Salt Spring Island, near new, rustic s 2 bedroom home plus heated workshop and small cottage on just over ELECTRICAL SERVICES departing February 20th, March cedar siding home on beautifully a Vi acre. Full price $53,000 ^Residential 20th and April 17th, 1978. treed V* acre lot, just 5 min. walk *** ^Commercial This presentation will be held at from sandy beach, 3 bedroom, 1 Vi Well appointed view home in 100 Hills on large landscaped lot. Full MELCOOPER the Banquet Room of the Tzou- bath, fireplace, W/W carpet, large 537-5193 halem Hotel, Duncan, at 7 pm on price $73,500 workshop. Asking $61,500. Call Box 524, Ganges, B.C. the evening of Tuesday, November *** owner at 537-5708. 45-1 Small acreages in South End priced as follows: 5 acres - $24,000 - 2.09 tfn 22nd. After the slides coffee will be acres - $15,900 - 2.22 acres - $21,500 - 2.24 acres - $22,900 served. Large view acres off Musgrave Road. 32.43 acres $55,000 and 56.40 You are under no obligation and guests are welcome. acres at $80,000 Excellent terms available. SUBSCRIBE TODAY RSVP 748-8128 or call *** Enclosed is ( ) for one years subscription to DRIFTWOOD. Carla at 537-2282 Vesuvius area large serviced view lot. Priced at $20,500 extra low $7.00 per year in Canada NOTICE down payment try $1,500 down. *** Community Arable lot, cleared and ready to build on. Full price $18,000, try $1,300 Name down. Society *** Craft Fair Small acreage - 2.40 acres, access road is in, building site cleared, good drilled well, some fencing is done. Full price - $24,900 Address Registration *** Crafts people wishing to register Maliview Estates. The only fully serviced subdivision on Salt Spring for individual or co-operative Island. We have a number of Vi acre lots, some with view. Priced as Clip and send to DRIFTWOOD, BOX 250 booths, should contact the Society low as $16,000 GANGES, B.C. as soon as possible. *** Call Gad Secor, 653-4281 BERT TIMBERS (Eves.) 537-5391 or the Society 537-9212 HARVEY HENDERSON (Eves.) 653-4380 Page Twenty-Three Wednesday, November 9, 1977 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Healthy Life B.C. LAND & INSURANCE Present' Summer rush is over and fall is a beautiful time for a relaxed AGENCY LTD. viewing. past and -See a warm log house nestled in the trees. S.W. view, waterfront. 537-5557 -Ten ac. lightly treed, view, $26,000. *** If you want to DO THINGS Here's a house that is ADAPTABLE. present -A lot near a lake $11,000. It's solid, substantial, cute and cozy....an ideal buy for someone who can see real potentials. With 2 bedrooms and fantastic lake view. Ideal GALIANO & SALT SPRING ISLANDS for retired couple or newlyweds. Easy to maintain, easy to heat: Priced THE XIV's comprising present to sell at only $42,500 and former students of the Wind• All enquires welcome sor Utley seminars in Victoria, *** have all become artists worthy of Mrs. CaUaghan 539-5796 CLOSE TO GANGES - On 1 acre property 2 bedroom home with note. Macaulay, Nicols, Maitland separate dining room and full basement. Also self contained guest, These artists are exhibiting 253-5241 cottage. Only $49,500 (MLS) their work on the Mezzanine floor tfn *** of the MacPherson Playhouse dur• CHILDREN ARE WELCOME....in fact children are needed to make ing the month of November. this a happy home. Call us to see this nearly new home. It has a living MACAULAY NICOLLS MAITLAND & CO. LTD. The show will be open to the room with fireplace, separate dining room, 3 bathrooms, 5 bedrooms, public from 10,am - 4 pm, from Marine Drive, West Vancouver large sundeck and double carport. All situated on a % acre lot close to 926-6811 Anytime Monday to Friday, unless a mati• I service the Gulf Islands specializing on the "Penders" North and Ganges. Only $65,000 nee performance is scheduled. South, situated to the south of the B.C. Gulf Island chain. We have a *** Among the artists exhibiting is, continual inventory of properties ranging from low priced lots, homes JUST FOR FUN! Would you like to have a home built to have a lot of Nita Flick from Mayne Island. and large acreages. When you wish to buy or sell please call fun in? Plenty of room for a billiard table here with a lake and sea view The show promises to be both TED DEVER 629-3371 Collect for fast efficient service and located in the Mobrae area. Large living room with fireplace, colourful and thought-provoking, separate dining room, 3 bedrooms - full cement ^basement with reports an island critic, with so workshop and carport. The price of $55,500 includes stove, fridge and many different styles and interpre• ' 'THE HOMEFINDERS' living room drapes. CALL US now. tations. Gulf Islands Office *** Box 570, Ganges, B.C. SOME OLD GALS STILL HAVE WHAT IT TAKES! Come look at this charming blder home 1 Vi miles from Ganges. With 2 bedrooms, living DUE TO THE HOLIDAY room with fireplace and wall to wall. Also comfortable guest cottage ON FRIDAY- 537-5521 and carport. ALL on 1 acre property. ONLY $45,000 DISPLAY ADVERTISING DEADLINE FOR &redekop FULL COOPERATION Wayne Pearce OFFICE Pearl Motion NOV.16 ISSUE IS realty TO ALL REALTORS 537-2355 537-5557 537-2248 THURSDAY, NOV. 10 Vi ACRE FULFORD - sweeping water views, serviced. $17,200 MLS 1.16 ACRE VESUVIUS - sunny s. slope, serviced. $13,500 MLS 2.82 ACRES BEAVER POINT - south slope. $25,000 MLS MmMmmmmmmmm SPECTACULAR WATER VIEW HOME - St. Mary's Highlands. ® REALTY (GULF ISLANDS) LTD. $67,500 MLS m BOX 750 ® 3 NEW HOMES CLOSE IN. $2/3000 down. Offers? MLS GANGES, B.C. ® BUSINESS PROPERTY - workshop, store, 3 BR home. Sale or lease. m VOS LEO $82,500 MLS ® ® TONY HOLMES 537-5521 (Days) 537-2758 (Eves.) m ® m 537-5056 ® NEW LISTING Call Anytime This historical cottage provides the basic housing with no extras. It's m ® on Vi acre lot with a very easy walk to the sea. Only $19,000 New MLS ® ® LOTS ® THIS GORGEOUS 10 ACRES has super views to Vancouver. This is a m Dockside Office-Mouat's Mall must at $35,000 ® LARGE PROPERTY ON SOUTH SALT SPRING RUGGED 4 ACRES in Ganges Heights. Seclusion and sea views. m please!! ISLAND ® $27,900 m 15 plus acres with building shell, foundation, ® 13 ACRES ON NORTH END that can be split into two lots. A variety of LIST WITH US walls & sheathing, shake roof with expansive terrain and a sea view too. $40,000 MLS 26159 D view. Remote & private. Large detached garage a Vi ACRE WITH A SEA VIEW IN 100 Hills area. Only $16,500 U if you are thinking of selling and workshop. Hydro available. Asking $53,900 ® 2/ ACRE NEAR THE FULFORD FERRY TERMINAL. Great soil and 3 m but bring all reasonable offers. To view call Den ® tree cover. $18,000 MLS 26832 we have buyers for property Small. 3% ACRES SEMI-WATERFRONT on Fulford Harbour and subdivid• m JUST LISTED a able into three lots. Lots of sun and good soil. $43,500 a in the $40-50,000. range On quiet cul-de-sac, 1.74 acre. If you want views a RON MCQUIGGAN 537-5521 (Days) 537-9220 (Eves.) m this is the property for you. Here you can have an ® *** m ocean view and lake view, on community water, a 10+ AC. ZONED INDUSTRIAL. Great business opportunity as is, but hydro and priced at $24,900 with $5,000 down. lots of room for expansion. ® Call Jake. a 2 Homes & large shop on property now. All this for only $99,500 MLS i OCEAN VIEW a 28455 a From this 2 bdrm. bungalow on 1.5 ac. It does ® 3 BR. HOME, MODERN SEMI POST & BEAM, large sundeck, lots of need landscaping. Private shared road to ocean. privacy and sun. Seaview over Ganges Harbour. Let me show you. a Lets discuss the price (mid forties) Call me about a $59,500 MLS 28448 these quickies. Call Jake. a ONLY \Vi MI. FROM GANGES. Sunny, quiet area, lots of good soil, a LAKEFRONT ® and a lot large enough to keep a horse or some livestock. 1.93 Ac. with a .85 acre with fixable? structure. Reduced to a 1500 sq. ft. super modern home, F.P., loft, etc. Now only $62,500 $24,500 with $10,000 down. Call Don or Mary MLS 28456 a MLS a LOTS & ACREAGES m ACREAGE CONTEMPORARY - TREES PLUS SEAVIEW a 160 Ac. - terrific views, timber, etc. $95,000 1.77 acres on Rainbow Road, $18,000 Call Mary a Main floor has well planned living and dining a 37 Ac. - good bottom land, some view, some timber, subdivideable (5 ® or Peter. MLS areas, kitchen and family room. Features w/w 3 acres, pasture land, $6,000 down offers to ® ac. average) - $69,000 Offers carpet, open ceiling and fireplace. Upstairs has 3 2.3 Ac. - walking dist. to town - Reduced to $19,500 $18,500. Call Jake. MLS bedrooms, main bath plus sleeping loft. Located ® 1.67 Ac. - Nicely wooded lot. $13,000 New MLS 2 to 12 acres, low down payment, $18,900 to ROLFDAMMEL 537-5521 (Days) 537-5124 (Eves.) on half acre lot with ocean view. $66,900 Peter Braun MLS $35,000 Call Don or Mary COMMERCIAL 21 Ac, 937' W.F. sub-divideable into 4 parcels, safe moorage. ® Vi acre downtown Ganges; Call Jake. Retail shop $97 500 in top location, $7,500 plus stock. Call Rod. 10 AC, SWEEPING SEA & LAKE VIEWS, driveway in, good water a supply. $55,000 ® Bowling Alley and house, $183,500 Call Jake 3 AC. APPROX., close to Ganges, fully serviced. $23,500 MLS 28742 Well established resort, St. Mary Lake. Call 1 AC. IN AREA.OF FINE HOMES, spectacular seaview. Offers to Jake. $19,500 HOMES a V* AC. ACROSS FROM BEACH, meadow land with grove of trees. Custom built home, 6 appliances and drapes. $12,000 $86,000 Call Don or Mary. SEAVIEW, SPACIOUS 3 BR. HOME, separate garage & workshop, 2 acres+, view, house and outbuildings, $54,500 y/t, acres arable land, large garden area, pasture, etc. Well worth ® Call Jake MLS ® 3 viewing. $87,500 j i 1 acre, view 2 bdrm. house across the road from BETTY VALDEZ 537-5521 (Days) 537-9754 (Eves. ® ocean. Call Jake. MLS *** 2 bdrm. renovated home, $54,500 Call Jake MLS PENDER ISLAND PROPERTIES a GOTHIC ARCH HOME, 3 bedrooms, fireplace on Vi acre, interior not 4 bdrm. family home $45,000 range. Call Don or FAIRY TALE HOME? finished. $29,900 Mary. MLS 3 BEDROOMS, Vi basement on 1 acre. 18' x 32' above ground Exciting ideas for window shapes and room Neat 3 bdrm. home with view. $58,000 Call Don swimming pool. $57,000 angles - to compliment plush carpeting, fire• or Mary MLS a TWO ADJACENT OCEAN FRONT LOTS in Magic Lake area. $50,000 m place, 4 bedrooms and view. A neat family home. MLS 24981 ® $68,500 Call Peter MLS TWO LOTS with 12' x 24' cabin & 12' x 20' shed. $23,500 ® 537-2435 PETER BRAUN Evenings ROD SCOTT 652-2281 LANDSCAPED LAKEFRONT LOT, insulated cabin, shed with 2 ® bunks. $25,000 MLS 21428 DONANDMARY TWO LOTS at $16,500 Owner may sell separately. a JAKE JAVORSKLSnS 537-5056 IN LAND LOTS on septic from $6,500 and on sewer from $8,000 SMALL Evenings ED NELSON 112-629-6695 ® m Page Twenty-Four Wednesday, November 9, 1977 Salt Spring Lands Box 69, Qanges, B.C. 537-5515

SALT SPRING ISLAND IMMACULATE SCOTT POINT DOUBLE WIDE New, exceptionally tasteful modern 4 BR New, well appointed 3 BR, 2 bathroom, fireplace & JNEW SUBDIVISION oceanfront home & 2 BR guest or rental large sundeck on 1 Vs acres of south exposure seashore. HOREL ROAD cottage on 1 acre. If you don't believe the Easy access t& water-summer moorage. Some superlatives believe the price $175,000 - firm. appliances included. Try your offer to $89,000. See it! QUALITY BUILT LAKEVIEW HOME 1300 s.f. modern solid design full basement post & FAMILY HOME - SECLUSION - 5 Vi ACRES! Well maintained - 3 BDRMS 2Vi baths. Deer beam home on 1 acre nicely treed lot overlooking St. p Mary Lake to the west. Beautiful sunsets. Very large fenced garden - creek - fruittree s & a pond - 5 sundeck with built in brick barbecue. Large natural rock mins. from down town Ganges! Excellent feature fireplace. Owner living in Victoria & really buy. Offers to $78,500 wants to sell. Offers to $73,900. THREE ACRE VIEW LOT Call Collect 4 Minutes from town. Very private with seaview. Nicely treed building site. $23,500 Offers. Kathy Jones FARM ACREAGES Eves. 537-2197 10 Acres, fenced pasture, stream, 2 road accesses, cedar & fir. Good building sites. $45,000 Terms at 9»/2% interest. 14 acres, seaview, arable, gentle slope with new 3 BR GALIANO ISLAND home, small barn. $95,000 Unspoiled acreage, well treed Log cabin, like new, on 1.26 acres firs & arbutus trees lots with southern exposure, with beach access across the road. 750 sq. ft. living area Call Collect walking distance to Blackburn incl. galley kitchen, 1 BR and sleeping loft. Electric Lake, excellent valley and moun• heat, acorn fireplace, sundeck, carport, child's tree Dick Trory tain views, terms of 20% down, house. $49,500. / Eves. 537-2236 5 year term. Discount for cash. 1 LAKEFRONT Call Mel Topping Acreage at Sturdies Bay, 27 feet on main road with view 1.3 acres St. Mary's Lake, piped water, quiet road, of Gulf & Active Pass, near ferry & stores, excellent gentle sloping beach access. $31,000. 537-2426 or 537-5515 for prices and viewing potential. $35,000 ARABLE ACRES GOOD BUYS Beautiful W/F on Trincomali over an acre park-like 10 arable acres, fenced, fruit trees, 2 BR cottage, in Vi acre of tidal waterfrontage, water, power, good road with big trees, homesite cleared, drilled well, power in, fertile Fulford Valley. $50,000. access, warm southern exposure. Price $21,000 secluded location. $39,500. SEAVIEW ACRES 10 acres, seaview, treed, road & power available. $35,000. Call Collect TREED ACREAGE Jean Lockwood Nearly 16 acres, tall timber, southern exposure. Owner says sell, asking price $40,000. Eves. 539-2442 REASONABLE 2 - 5 acre parcels, treed, on paved road, 10% down, Galiano Branch Office easy terms. $21,000. Days 539-2250 SEAVIEW LOT Hundred Hills seaview, Vi acre unimpeded seaview, paved road, piped water. $26,000 terms available. PENDER ISLAND

EXCLUSIVE WATERFRONT The 1600 sq. ft. home is new & is custom built of the finest materials available. The design is spacious & ultra modern, comprised of 3 BR, living room, a large kitchen, featuring imported European cupboards, built-in appliances. Quarry tile floors and oak counter tops. Large bathroom with sunken oval tub, overlooking the ocean, sauna. Sunken conversation pit with fireplace. Dark room, laundry room with skylights, indoor garden. Plus many many more features. Vi acre of waterfrontage, sandy beach, plus 3 bedroom Situated on lVs acres, southern exposure oceanfront, chalet home. Priced to sell at $65,000 deep-water moorage. A very attractive investment at $165,000. 3 bedroom home, on arable acre, borders on small stream. Price $48,000. SOUTHERN EXPOSURE Vesuvius Bay revenue Duplex. Close to beach, large 1250 sq. ft. waterfront home. Large living room with wmmmammmmmmmmmmmsuites. Pric e $64,000. stone heatilator fireplace. Glassed-in sunroom, 2 BR's, SEA VIEW HOME 2 - 5 acre lots. Price $23,000 each. Located in 1 acre part basement. Separate large workshop & carport. 3A 2 BR custom built, landscaped, sewered lot. $55,000. subdivision plan. acs. southern exposure oceanfront with superb views. Cannot be replaced at $67,000. Call Collect Call Collect VIEW COTTAGES Bob Tar a Mel Topping 2 cottages, 420 s.f. & 300 s.f. on Vs acre, southern exposure view lot. Evergreens & arbutus. Serviced with Eves. 653-4435 Eves. 537-2426 power, water & phone. $27,000. Revenue Property LOW-PRICED LOTS New Listings LAKEVIEW Good selection of treed building lots, serviced with 5 acres of wooded south sloping property. $23,500 $725/mo. income. Large 3 BR 1200 sq. ft. home with piped water, power. Near lakes, beach & marina. Vs to fireplace plus Studio comb, workshop and 4 one BR Vi acre. Priced from $5,900 to $8,000. 4 wpoded lots, near Walker Hook, close to beach units & cabin. All this on south exposure 5 acs. lovely access. Total price $24,000 treed site. Only $93,700 Good terms. SACRIFICE 5.98 Acres, southern exposure, water, power, comfor• The owner says sell for cash 2 lots in Ganges area Call Collect table trailer. Price $27,000 serviced with power & water, our list price is $12,000 & $18,000. Make a cash offer. Manfred Burandt Walking distance to Ganges, private treed lot with Deluxe double-wide factory-built home. Excellent value ST. MARY'S HIGHLANDS Eves. 629-3271 Lake & sea view lot, piped water, arbutus & fir trees. at $59 000 CallCoHect $18,800. Call Collect Ivan Mouat SALT SPRING LANDS LTD. Eves. 653-4463 Jim Spencer P.O. BOX 69, GANGES, B.C. 537-5515 Eves. 537-2154 Wednesday, November 9, 1977 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page Twenty-Five Annual costume ball at Apparitions at Mayne Island last week Mayne delights islanders

BY ELSIE BROWN WINNERS The Annual Costume Ball, Winners of costume prizes sponsored by the Paint and Sketch were: best couple, Sonny and Alice Club on Saturday, Oct. 29, at the Burgess as The March Hare and Mayne Island Agricultural Hall Mrs. Hare; most original costume, was an outstanding success. Annie deRousie, representing the Convener of the gala affair was Fall Season; best men's costume, Kathleen Dought, who was assist• Vic Griffiths, as a Turk. ed by Sophie Betts, Marjorie Supplying the toe-tapping mus• Haggart, Betty Fry, Nancy Rains- ic for the dancing were the Pender ford and Vic Griffiths as well as all Island Orchestra consisting of Mrs. members of the group. Fay Matty, accordion; Bob Allison, The hall was festive with lan• piano; Marge Tallman, guitar and terns and decorative lighting and Dick Tallman, banjo. They were the paintings supplied by the transported to and from Pender by members gave an atmosphere of a Mayne Island Express, operated by gallery. Contributing were Nancy Keith McKewan. In spite of the Rainsford, Betty Fry, Marjorie rough weather conditions the mu• Haggart, Annie deRousie, Joyce sicians arrived home safely. .Mitchell, Isabel Geehan, Barbara Buffet supper was served at McFarlane, Jesse Brown, Vic Grif• midnight. fiths and Elsa Fassler. Costumes ranged from charac• The vote is unanimous that the ters from Alice in Wonderland to ball become an annual affair and a Creatures from Mars as well as great deal of credit must go to Sesame Street, Upstairs, Down• these talented individuals who are stairs and a variety of dogs, clowns responsible for such an enjoyable and countries. evening. Team spirit is the essence of soccer

Salt Spring Canadians, 0; Gordon continues to improve game by trait which spectators, parents, Head, 0. game. Spectators, of whom there coaches, managers and all who are BY GEORGE LEGG were many despite the dreary cold involved in soccer consider is the Canadians maintained their and wet conditions, were constant• pinnacle of success. unbeaten record and position atop ly thrilled by the standard of play TWO HOURS' SLEEP Division 3A in Victoria soccer exhibited by Canadians. Hengstler epitomized dedica• league play on Sunday last by Obviously with an eye on the tion to the team by sailing from drawing with Gordon Head. Cana• distant Sun Cup and exhibition Vancouver in the early hours, dians had a bundle of opportunities games in Los Angeles, Canadians following two hours' sleep after a to score throughout the game and seek the strategy of success as a wedding, to give his all including should have finished winners. Un• team, often working the ball back• some blood from the right leg fortunately, shooting accuracy was wards to find and take advantage of during the fray. Fortunately, it was not their forte on this occasion. the slim chance of attack. Unself• not his wedding, otherwise the Canadians build-up in combina• ishness for the sake of a team-mate story might have been different! tion plays to establish the openings characterizes Canadians' play; a Legg and Ten Veen combined with him to provide the essential linkage between the forwards and defence and strength at mid-field. Many may not recognize that the function of the team hinges upon the performance of the halves. Recent games have shown this quite clearly. The mid-field play would be to no avail, however, without the strength in defence emulated by Tamboline, Black and Toynbee. In the first half the steadiness in VISUALISE YOUR OWN DREAM HOME BUILT ON defence created Canadians' early ONE OF THESE 5 OR 6 ACRE LOTS ON SEVERAL dominance in play. Toynbee and LOCATIONS. VARIETY OF TREES, SOME WITH Black bottled up the flanking EXCELLENT SEAVIEWS, HYDRO & PAVED attacks of Gordon Head and also MILLER&TOYNBEE ROADS. NEAR BEACH ACCESSES, WITH SUNNY fed numerous passes up the wings BOX 8, GANGES, B.C. SOUTHERN EXPOSURES & GOOD GROWING to Canadians surging forwards. 537-5537 SOIL. FROM $25,000 EACH. SOME TERMS. Tamboline was impregnable in the middle. SECLUDED LOCATION NEAR GANGES - This delightful Chalet-type MINI-GIANTS home with 3 BRs., VA baths, large LR-DR. with Heatilator FP., Rec. Cottrell and Quesnel played like room & workshop. All quality built with sunny, attractive gardens. mini-giants on the wings. Their $59,000 back-checking and cool passing is CVST'OSI JBUJLT fYoirse now second nature in their reper• ATTRACTIVE LAKESHORE FRONTAGE - Modern 2 BR. Cedar toire of skills. Webb is a worker par bungalow, with self-contained guest cottage. Approx. 150' W/F and excellence, improving in the air + 'Ibb • 1.45 acres. Asking $88,500 with good terms. MLS and in ball control he has become MIMJTES TO GANGES - Good building lot with large number of fir an essential part of an increasingly trees. On piped water, hydro, cablevision. Beautifully wooded corner dangerous forward line. Mac- lot in area of fine homes. $16,500 MLS Lean's function as striker is a TOP VALUE AT A MODEST PRICE - This comfortable ? BR home, difficult role to perform. tastefully decorated, on a quiet cul-de-sac in central sunny location, After only two games in this has black loamy soil ideal for large garden, and a large sundeck on position, however, he has acquired which to enjoy the view. $47,500 the moves and the finish is coming VIEW OF ST. MARY LAKE - from this Lindal Cedar home with 3 fast. He came close on many '/ICS \_ £7xCBLLCWT'l&L U/3 BRs., 2 baths, full basement, double carport under large deck. occasions to putting Canadians Reduced price of $49,900 beyond the reach of the opposition. WALK TO GANGES - from this older home with 4 BRs., and nearly an Canadians are now two points 7 acre of property. LR with stone FP, separate DR modernised kitchen, ahead of their nearest rivals, LAIRCB ARABIC LCT /-S J^CRS*? full basement. Asking $49,900 with good terms. Lakehill, whom they meet next DELIGHTFUL WATERFRONT HOME - on .66 acre attractive Sunday in Victoria. Apart from PERMS' As LowJs /ZOOO^ Dow landscaped grounds. 113' W/F 4 BRs., Upper & lower covered Lakehill, Canadians lead Bays Uni• sundecks. $85,000 ted, Gorge, Duncan and Gordon vcY? WATERFRONT LOT ON PENDER - S. W. exposure. Sewer, piped Head in the Victoria league. Play• BCRT "/?AZ SS7SS37 water & hydro available. Beautifully treed with arbutus & fir. $25,000 ers must be at Mahon Hall at 8.00 IDEAL LOCATION - for home craft shop or residential office nr. a.m. in order to catch the 8.30 a.m. Valcourt Centre. 2 BR. bungalow with sundeck overlooking delightful ferry from Fulford on Sunday, private garden. $44,900 BERT T^MB^RS 337-S3?/ November 13. Thanks are expressed to all J. DALE NEttSON ANNFOERSTER parents who turned out and to Ray ff/iRye y ffeN-DCR SON C 53'438 O 537-5568 (Evenings) 537-5156 Tenisci for the excellence of refer- eeing. Page Twenty-Six GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, November 9, 1977 Hallowe'en Elisabeth Hopkins comes to Gangesparty at Galiano Hall It was a happy return to Salt For a time she nursed and then she that started at 60, for she was WIDELY SOUGHT Spring Island when Elisabeth Hop• was engaged in bookselling before reaching out to her 60th'birthday In the past decade and more, A most successful Hallowe'en kins came on Saturday to auto• moving to Galiano Island. when she arrived in Victoria. the work of Elisabeth Hopkins has party was held at the Galiano Hall graph her new book and to see the It was the beginning of a She was 70 when she turned to become widely known and widely on Hallowe'en eve, sponsored by crowds of islanders. completely new life. It was a life painting as a serious subject. sought. There has been beaten a the Galiano Club, president Basil The Galiano artist had been path to the door of the little Galiano Benger led in the gathering of the there before. cottage that is home and studio to great crowd of children for the Several years ago Miss Hopkins the artist. grand march to determine the had come to the larger island to Book Review And when she isn't devoting winners. make her home, but it proved too her attention to a water-colour busy for her and she had found Interpretation of birds and flowers Mrs. M. Ferguson and Mrs. herself hankering for the quiet of "THE PAINTED COUGAR" by and animals, she is writing. Tom Carolan were the judges, and Galiano. Elisabeth Hopkins, Talonbooks Life begins at 40, said the chose for three categories the All that was past as she came to * * * 40-year-old writer. Life has never following winners....Michelle and Volume Two in Mouat's Mall on stopped for the 80-year old painter. Johnny Besler, Scotty Laughlin, How do you write a children's Yara Hooley, Drew Hardy, Arwin Saturday, She was showing her book? It has just opened up new doors. new book, The Painted Cougar. Elisabeth Hopkins has the idea. On Saturday Elisabeth Hopkins Foster, Schon Hardy, and little Lisa The satisfaction of publishing a She doesn't only write the book, came to Mouat's Mall and talked Head. book is one which every author but she paints all the pictures as and laughed and looked ahead to They all enjoyed playing knows. It is the fruit of long labours well. her next book as she autographed games, then watched the fireworks and a justification of the effort that The story of Leon is the story of her first. which was most spectacular. went into it. the book. Leon is the cougar who The satisfaction of publishing a strayed, from home. That's where first book at the age of 83 is one the book takes over. that is shared by few. Leon goes to town and meets Get out and vote NEVER ROUTINE the various wildlife of the outside But the usual pattern has never town. Apart from the dragon, most been the author's routine. of the animals he encounters could the co-operation of the dragon and She spent the first part of her be from almost any town. the snake to paint patterns on his urges Society life nursing. That was in England. Leon wanted to be beautiful in own coat, the snake was the BY JEZRAH HEARNE venture playgrounds have a high In 1954 she sailed away from order to win the affection of his painter and the dragon melted the The Salt Spring Society for success rate in providing a con• England and settled in Victoria. girl-friend at home. So he gained paint. Educational Alternatives wishes to structive outlet for children's rough The moral of the story is that remind islanders that the school energy, £S-well as stimulating their his fellow lions were so impressed board elections are to be held creativity and strengthening their DON'T GET HELD UP FOR with his new design that they made November 19. self-regard. That wiring job him king. It might, equally, be that Now is the time for people to Since the children are involved in when Lurline was made queen, she the construction of their play• CALL: have some input into this aspect of decided she liked him better as he island education. The education of ground there is less vandalism and was before he wandered. their children is a society's concern greater co-operation. The adven• 537-2537 The youthful reader of the book and the school board members are ture playground is, moreover, FOR^ is unlikely to want any moral John Taylor elected by and answerable to that cheaper than the standard one by pointed out to him, anyway. society. Important issues on ed• making use of local material. And, in the tradition of all fairy ucation are often decided at this That we need a new playground ELECTRICIAN tfn! tales, they live happily ever after. level and this is why the public is made obvious by the spiralling The simple tale fits into the should be aware and involved in number of young children on Salt pattern of pictures. There is For People Going Places. this process. Spring. If anyone is interested in CHARTERS: enough to look at but not enough to To this end the Salt Spring seeing this happen please contact exasperate the young reader, or Society for Educational Alterna• SSEA at 653-4369. • Cruises looker. tives will attempt to interview all If it takes you a long time to the candidates and publish the • Flights read the book, then the sequel results in Driftwood. In this way Mutual Fire might just be ready by the time you islanders will have a somewhat TRAVELWORLD .Bus Tours get to the end. better idea of who's running and be Insurance Co. Call Connie at There are, by the way, 26 pages better able to make a wise choice. to the book. All are in full colour by ofB.C. c Get out and vote on the 19th. Salt Spring the author. It is Elisabeth Hopkins' Remember, this is your island. If Founded in 1902 by the first book and she did the whole you don't take care of your affairs Farmers of British Columbia Insurance (1972) Ltd, thing, words, picture and all. She is here, somebody else will! GULF ISLANDS AGENTS 83 and the book is her crowning PLAYGROUND tfn 537-5527 achievement. -FGR The Society for Educational Al• Pender..... L. Taverner ternatives is also interested in Salt Spring.. H. J. Carlin initiating the construction of an Galiano..... D. New Saturna..... B. Corkill ^n adventure playground for the Mayne..... E. Easton What's with Driftwood? children, all children. These ad•

* What do you read first when you look at Driftwood? Capital Regional District * To let us into the picture, tell us what order you would put the various features in, according to your own preference. * Using a scale of one to ten, rate the following: [Give a one to what you PROJECT 'SAM' read first and a ten to what you leave til last or don't read at all]. to GENERAL NEWS COVERAGE • SPORTS NEWS • Recycle ISLANDS SOCIAL COLUMNS ..• EDITORIAL COMMENT [Page Four] • derelict cars TO BE FRANK • Attention residents of BALONEY BY TONY • ISLANDERS AT WORK • Salt Spring Island KITCHEN KORNER • Do you have a "derelict" car or light truck on your DOWN THROUGH THE YEARS • property you wish to have removed? The Capital Regional District has a project to collect, crush ROAM AT HOME • and dispose of such vehicles through recycling. INFO-HEALTH • The fee for this service is $10.00 per unit. TIDE TABLES • Obtain application forms from CROSSWORD _ • Capital Regional District, Building Inspection NATURAL HISTORY NOTEBOOK • Office, Salt Spring Island. 1 - 4 Mon. - Fri., located lower floor - Provincial Building Oip and mail to Driftwood, Box 250, Ganges or drop it into the Driftwood office on McPhillips Ave. Phone 537-2711 .45-1 Wednesday, November 9, 1977 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page Twenty-Seven Islanders express their objections Music is main feature of Talent Night at hotel

to oil port through 'Viewpoint' The Harbour House Hotel pub the intermission. was filled to capacity for Talent Winners were judged by the Night on Tuesday of last week. applause given to each performer Manjy people have taken the time exploitation. The destruction of the round wet pebbles, seaweed, About a dozen presentations of or group of performers. to express concern for the future of environment would break heart feathers, fragments of shells. This talent were made and except for The second Talent Night was the coast and the island way of life and destroy the rightful heritage of simple collection may not mean one performance, local musicians held after press-time Tuesday should supertanker movement future generations." much to the president of an oil filled the bill. night and from now on will be held through the Georgia and Juan de "Billions of dollars-even if they company, but to me, my child and The performance by singer/ once every two weeks. Fuca Straits become a reality. were coming to Canada-could not all tomorrow's children, it means guitarist Marianne Grittani was The following are excerpts from atone for the loss of beauty that is everything." judged the best of the evening. She some of the "Viewpoints" de• the Gulf Islands.' won two prizes: a case of beer and MODERNIZE posited in the box at the main " I live at the head of a quiet tidal a pot full of money that was taken entrance of Mouat's. Each "View• mudflat. One of my favourite through donations during the eve• WITH point" will become a piece of pastimes is to float about in my New books ning. Michael Lalonde also won a "evidence" to be presented to Dr. canoe...watching birds. Any oil on case of beer for his rendition of a PROPANE Thompson at the West Coast Oil this mud would be impossible to 'commercial' which he sang during 537-2233 Ports Inquiry at the end of the clean up, would kill birds, oysters month. The Save Our Seas Com• and clams and would spoil our in library mittee urges islanders to take the retirement here." Salt Spring Island time to show that they care too. "...Use supertankers to carry "I object to the Americans fresh water." Parks & Recreation Commission building an oil port on our coast for "Nobody has the right to pollute at Salt Spring their benefit at our risk..." the oceans, our lifeline. Govern• This Week in Recreation "I consider it a blessing to pick ments-paid by us-should give us Soccer: food from these beaches. None of this security." New books in the Mary Hawkins DIV. IB: Sunday, Nov. 13 at Fulford Park (11.00 pm) Salt Spring this will exist after the super• "Salt Spring Island was the Memorial Library at Ganges in• Orange vs Cowichan Datsuns clude the following: Fiction; Act of tankers." home of my ancestors who came DIV 3A: Sunday, Nov. 13th in Victoria. Salt Spring Rotary Canadians God, by Charles Templeton; Bel "Building any new oil ports is here in 1860. I was born in vs Lakehill Meats Ria, by Sheila Burnford; A pop• investing in outmoded apparatus, Vancouver, B.C. but recall the DIV. 5B: Saturday, Nov. 12th in Duncan Salt Spring Cablevision Kicks ulation of one, by Constance Ber- money that we should be using to enjoyable trips to the island. On vs Cowichan Roadrunners esford-Howe; Illusions, by Richard develop appropriate energy for the the way over we always enjoyed the SENIOR GIRLSj Bye at time of printing (try for an exhibition game). Bach; The Thorn Birds, by Colleen future." frollicking, spouting whales in the INTRA-ISLAND DIV: / McCullough; Daniel Martin, by "Go slowly and carefully. Weigh strait. All this is gone now." Nov. 10th (Thurs.) Hornets vs Wildcats 3.30 pm John Fowles; A new Athens, by the real costs. It may be of more "Are multi-national oil compan• Nov. 15th (Tues.) Hornets vs Red Devils 3.30 pm value to make slight changes in ies seriously researching other Hugh Hood; The honourable schoolboy, by John Le Carre; Nov. 15th (Tues.) Cosmos vs Wildcats 3.30 pm life-style, ie. use less oil than to types of energy sources?" Nov. 17th (Thurs.) Wildcats vs Goblins 3.30 pm damage the oceans and shorelines. "We don't need supertankers on Seawitch, by Alistair MacLean; Silmarillioj, by J.R.R. Tolkien; Nov. 17th (Thurs.) Cosmos vs Red Devils 3.30 pm "The whole concept of oil tank• our coastline." Nov. 22nd (Tues.) Goblins vs Hornets 3.30 pm ers travelling this route is madness "We realize that we do not have Dancing Girls, by Margaret At- conceived by men in offices far the resources to assemble statistics wood; The walnut door, by John removed from the reality of sea and nor do we possess rhetorical gifts, Hersey. shore and wind and tide and ships but we have a "gut" feeling of Non-Fiction; Karluk, by William that pass or don't pass in the impending disaster if an oil port is Laird McKinlay; All things wise night!". established. The so called econ• and wonderful, by James Heriot; "President Carter does not want omic benefits that might accrue, to Dear Me, by Peter Ustinov; Un• the tankers in their inside waters. a few, would not replace the finished Journey, by Yehudi, Why should we take their dirty wildlife and scenery that would be Menuhin; A terrible beauty - art of laundry?" destroyed by an Oil spill of any Canada at war, by Heather Rob• VIEW "Salt Spring Island still remains magnitude." ertson; Tom Thomson, silence and a bastion of sanity and tranquillity "When I take my small son to storm, by Harold Town and David in a world overrun by senseless the beach, he collects treasures: Silox; By persons unknown, by G. Jonas and B. Amiel; Years of sorrow, years of shame, by Barry Broadfoot; Somerset Maugham, by ALTA VISTA BARBER SHOP Anthony Curtis; Jung - story of our G time, by Laurens Van der Post; The FPOINT TUESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY woman warrier, by Maxine Hong 9am - 5pm Kingston; Beginnings, a book for The West Coast Oil Ports Inquiry is coming to Salt WATCH FOR BARBER POLE Vi MILE UP widows, by Betty Jane Wylie and Spring Island. Dr. Andrew Thompson will try to assess the ON CHARLESWORTH ROAD Margaret, Princess without a potential physical, biological, social and economic effects Saturdays by Appointment cause, by Willi Frischauer. of supertankers. We've got a lot to lose. The Save Our Seas There is also a new selection of Committee wants to compile the feelings of island DON MARSHALL 537-9383 tfn gardening books. residents to convey these to Dr. Thompson. If you don't like to speak in public, this is your chance to get your message'to Dr. Thompson. • 1. If you had an opportunity to speak at the Hearing, what ONE ORDER would you say to Dr. Thompson? and your

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Place a 25-word ad with this paper and tell us you want to "blanket British Columbia." We will handle it for you. Your ad will appear in most of the member papers of our British Columbia Newspaper Association. Ask Us About It Now! Mail you VIEWPOINT to the Community Centre, Ganges, or drop it into the box at Mouat's. If we don't do At DRIFTWOOD Box 2S0, Ganges, B.C. 537-2211 something to save our islands, we deserve to lose them. Page Twenty-Eight GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday,'November 9, 1977 Free vaccine for limited categories own physician, or from the Capital Vaccine against influenza Vic of the .jtffices of the Capital Regional District Community toria/A and Hong Kong/B pur• Regional District Community Health Service, at the written chased by the Provincial Depart• Health Service. request of the physician. Juvenile Soccer ment of Health is now available Those aged 19 to 64 years of Those under the Age of 65 free to certain individuals. age, with certain chronic diseases years who do not suffer from By Malcolm Legg Those aged 65 years and over that could be aggravated by 'flu, certain diseases are not eligible for can obtain the immunization at any can obtain immunization jfrom their the free vaccine. BY MALCOLM LEGG the girls started with a strong Division 1: defensive formation to allow the NOTICE OF POLL Salt Spring Orange, 2; Lakehill, 2. team to adjust to the flow of play. A sound defensive display With Cathy Anderson, Teresa By• School District No. 64 (Gulf Islands) coupled with a revitalized offence ron, Vicky Byron at halfs and gave the Orange a well-earned Angie Simard and Donna Moulton Mayne Island point on the road. at backs the Peninsula forwards Playing against the wind in the had their thrusts stymied time and Public notice is hereby given to the electors of the municipality aforesaid that a poll has first half the pressure was on Salt time again. Even when they did become necessary at the election now pending, and that I have granted such poll; and Springs' defensive corps, of Randy break through, El'en Carter in goal further, that the persons duly nominated as candidates at the said election, for whom only Howard, John Stevens, Mark was there every time to stop them. votes will be received, are: Hughes and John Melhuish. But Slowly during the first half the SURNAME: OTHER NAMES: OCCUPATION: the foursome came up with a Wanderers gained their poise and r steadiness and poise not evident in led by Brenda Murray's hard work BRAU Pearl A. Home maker previous matches and dissolved the in the mid-field the islanders began DODDS Jeanine G. Business Woman Lakehill attack with solid tackling to press the Peninsula goal. Cheryl and fine positional play. Veltman, Cathy Jones, Gerry Ir• Both of Mayne Island. One to be elected for the two year period January 1, 1978 to Behind the Orange back-wall win, Michelle Anderson, Gerry December 31, 1979. was diminutive George Edwards O'Sullivan and Brenda all had who came up with his finest game, chances to score but it was a game Such Poll will be opened at Mayne Island School, on Saturday, November 19, 1977 between in goal, of the season. He came up of close chances, not goals. the hours of 8:00 am and 8:00 pm. big late in the game with two Early in the second half the brilliant scores to preserve the tie. Wanderers faltered and Peninsula Advance Poll at the School Board Office, Lower Ganges Road, Ganges, B.C. on November After a scoreless first half, capitalized for two quick goals. But 14th, 15th and 16th between the hours of 8:30 am until Noon, and from 1:30 pm until 4:30 Lakehill drew first blood early in the Wanderers kept pressing and pm, of which every person is hereby required to take notice and govern himself accordingly. the second stanza. But with the led by Brenda, Vicky and Cathy in wind at their backs the Orange the mid-field it appeared to be only Given under my hand this 1st day of November, 1977. J. Vodden, offence began to generate some a matter of time before the girls Returning Officer. action. would score. Unfortunately, their 45-1 The Dynamic Duo, Todd "Bat• scoring touch was missing this time man" Farup and Gary "Robin" around and two more goals for Hartwig, started the team rolling Peninsula sewed up their win. with their pin-point passing and The Wanderers played a strong NOTICE OF POLL intelligent play. Up front, the positional game, especially Cathy Orange featured a "new look" as and Teresa in defence who both SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 64 (GULF ISLANDS) Finn Ronne and Jay Bourdin played very steadily, and the girls moved in as strikers with Dave moved the ball very well, notably Salt Spring Island Stepaniuk, Doug Truscott and Kev• Brenda, whose ball distribution in Davies on the wings, a look that was excellent. Public notice is hereby given to the electors of the municipality aforesaid that a poll has brought out positive results in the But the girls once again lacked become necessary at the election now pending, and that I have granted such poll; and Orange attack. the finish around the net to get further, that the persons duly nominated as candidates at the said election, for whom only It was the Dynamic Duo's fine those all important goals. Even so, votes will be received, are: passing that created both goals. their style of play is such that eventually the goals just have to SURNAME: OTHER NAMES: OCCUPATION: Todd took John Stevens pass and first-timed a perfect pass to Finn come. Who knows, maybe next FLEWIN Margaret D.C. Retired Ronne who broke in all alone on week will see a flood of them. GUTHRIE lone V. Retired goal. Five minutes earlier Finn had INTRA-ISLAND DIV: McCALLUM E. Norma Self-employed bookkeeper missed on the same play but not Goblins, 7; Red Devils, 0 MARR A. Spencer Accountant this time. Minutes later Gary put It was only a one-game week STACEY David Leonard Resort & Vessel Operator Jay in the clear on the right and he and for the Goblins goal-getters the STURDY Anna Roma Housewife centered a perfect pass to Dave game was like a Sunday feast. who easily tapped the ball in for a Bradley Davies scored four All of Salt Spring Island. Three to be elected for the two year period January 1, 1978 to 2-1 lead. times and Michael Cue notched December 31, 1979. Lakehill eventually pulled even three more as the Goblins over• and forced a tie but hopefully the whelmed the Red Devils from Such Poll will be opened at: point gained by the Orange will be beginning to end. Central Community Hall the turning point in their season. For the Red Devils it was all Nan's Coffee Shop, Fulford Harbour One thing is for sure: continued uphill as several key players were School Board Office, Lower Ganges Road. play in this style can only bring missing but their youngsters Izak positive results. Ondre, Robert Calkins, Troy Lo• On Saturday. November 19, 1977 between the hours of 8:00 am and 8:00 pm. gan, Jerry Moonen and David SENIOR GIRLS McWhirter gave it a good try. Advance Poll at the School Board Office, Lower Ganges Road, on November 14th, 15th and Salt Spring Wanderers, 6; The standings to date are: 16th between the hours of 8:30 am until noon, and from 1:30 pm until 4:30 pm, of which Peninsula, 4. Wildcats, 8 pts.; Goblins, 7 pts.; every person is hereby required to take notice and govern himself accordingly. It was a hard game to lose, not Red Devils, 3 pts.; Hornets, 2 pts.; because of the score, but because J. Vodden, Cosmos, 2 pts. Given under my hand this 1st day of November, 1977. the Wanderers played better than Returning Officer. 45-1 the score reflects. Don't throw away this newspaper With three key players away RECYCLE IT

CAPITAL REGIONAL DISTRICT Notice of Poll Electoral A rea Salt Spring Island Public notice is hereby given to the electors of the Capital Regional District aforesaid that a poll has become necessary at the election now pending, and that I have granted such poll: and further, that the persons duly nominated as candidates at the said election, for whom only votes will be received, arc: SURNAME OTHER NAMES DIRECTOR TERM OF OFFICE ADDRESS OCCUPATION

ASTON Robert Allen Director Two Years Douglas Road, Ganges Retired

BRYCE James P. • Director Two Years Fulford Harbour Retired

LLOYD Arthur Phillip Director Two Years Quebec Drive, Ganges Retired

Such Poll will be open at: School Board offices - Lower Ganges Road Central Community Hall Nan's Coffee Shop. Fulford Harbour on the nineteenth day of November 1977. between the hours of 8 o'clock in the forenoon and 8 o'clock in the afternoon, of which every person is herein required to take notice and govern himself accordingly.

Given under my hand this 1st dav of November 1977. Dennis A. Young, Returning Officer, Capital Regional District. 45-1 Wednesday, November 9, 1977 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page Twenty-Nine Duplicate bridge Salish weaving workshop for Salt Spring weavers Legion Duplicate Bridge Club winners at Ganges Hall for October 25 were, 1, Bud Keech and Gordon Salt Spring weavers recently Beth elected to follow up her It is still possible to see to their traditions." Parsons; 2, Dorie and Gordon Best participated in a two-session work• interest in Salish weaving at Hand• Japanese or Korean women spinn• Articles produced during this and, 3, Irene Hawksworth and shop in Salish weaving conducted craft House in North Vancouver. ing silk by hand with bamboo workshop will be available during Gordon Hutton. by Beth Cherneff. "It was the right choice," she spindles and weaving it into bright- the annual pre-Christmas show and Winners on November 1 were, Each weaver brought her own reminisces, "that's where I met hued cloth. sale that the local weavers and 1, Helen Shandro and Audrey loom, a rather simple affair consist• Gary." Gary, her husband, is now TAUGHT WEAVING potters are staging at Mahon Hall, Allan; " Bruce Hardy and Pat Lee ing of three horizontal bars with a well-known professional potter. While the Cherneffs were living Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 19 and and 3, Bud Keech and Gordon two upright supports. This enables After finishing their respective near Duncan before moving to Salt 20, from 10 am to 5 pm. Parsons. the weaver to thread up a long courses at Handcraft House, they Spring Island, Beth taught Salish continuous warp. set out on their travels to Japan, weaving techniques to many of the "One beauty of this tech• Korea, Australia and New Guinea. Indian women on Vancouver Is• nique," explained Beth, in discuss• They learned a great deal about land. MAYNE EXPRESS LTD ing the workshop, "is that you can design, just looking at fabrics and "They were already incredibly make everything yourself. Anyone pottery in museums and in the fine spinners," she says, "and 24 - hour water taxi service, can put a Salish loom together from markets and sometimes in the they took this method up so fast, whatever is at hand. It can be workshops of artisans themselves. you could understand it was close *—id 539-2411 —= tfn narrow or wide, as you please. If you are not an expert spinner and have yarn that is bumpy, it can produce rich texture." B.C. MUSEUMS Varied specimens of Salish weaving can be seen in B.C. Museums. The craft was dying out among the Indians until recent decades when Oliver Wells, who wrote a book on the subject, revived interest in their traditional craft, among the modern-day Sal• ish women. He was a friend of \om home Beth's family. As a teen-ager she saw some of his Salish students working up near Aggasiz. Though she started her own instruction with the respected Irish weaver Lily Bohlin at Banff and was invited to spend a further year on scholarship in Ireland, was robbed \ Saturna Scene

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Monday evening a Halloween party was held at the Hall from five last night! to seven, after which the kids dispersed to go "trick or treating" Robbed of valuable heat-because and the adults went home to receive them. A supper of hot old-fashIoned insulation is no longer enough to dogs, fresh corn, and punch was available, with an assortment of protect you against the soaring costs of fuel and sweets for dessert. The whole affair was put on with the cooper• energy. It leaves gaps in your home's defences. ation of the mothers and members of the Women's Service Qub. They And that costs you money every day. And every night! all saw to it that the Hall was decorated with ghosts and goblins But now there's an easy way to build and lighted pumpkins, the young ones were themselves decorated permanent dollar savings into your home-with with outfits as diverse as Wonder Woman, Robin Hood, a cat, scare• STYROFOAM- SM brand insulation. Strong, light crow. Little Red Riding Hood, accident victims, warriors, baseball boards of blue STYROFOAM SM put savings in players, with assorted ghosts and gypsy princesses. Jim Money over• your ceilings, floors, roof, basement and walls. saw the games, musical chairs, the grand parade, costume judging, Drop in and ask us for your free copies of the and bobbing for apples. Everyone seemed to have a great time. fully-detailed booklets on how to do-it-yourself $30 FOR UNICEF with STYROFOAM StVL.the most efficient heat- The school children carried UNICEF boxes again, and realized and money-saving insulation you can buy. in excess of $30 for this charity. The October 31 deadline for Protect your home nominations for school trustee and Capital Region came and went. against heat robbery...and Tom Davidson and Jim Campbell were re-elected by acclamation for save money through all their respective positions. Boot Cove resident Dora Carney the years ahead. was seen by some islanders on channel 13, as she was interviewed by well-known CBC personality Laurier LaPierre on the subject of aging. The date for the annual Christ• mas Concert has been set for Saturday, December 17th-which is only about six weeks away! If you are interested in buying or building a Jack and Evelyn Saunders were new me as ur off to Vancouver for a few days to STYROFQAM*SM h° - k y° builder about the Super spend more time with the newest THE LIFETIME INSULATION Insulation System, identified by this symbol. grandson, son of their daughter Kathy and son-in-law Rick Wise. Marie McMahon also took a few DOW CHEMICAL OF CANADA, LIMITED days off to travel down to Seattle. BACK FOR REST Returning to Saturna for a rest and some visiting were Michael Windsor Plywood Galiano Trading Company Ltd., McConnell and Jeannie Ratzlaff, and the Rod McKenzie family. [Salt Spring] Ltd., R.R. #1, Sturdies Bay Rd., Galiano Island Social worker Barbara Scoones P.O. Box 942, Ganges was on-island to see the school staff, and various homes here. Dar Building Supplies Ltd., Mouat's Trading Co. Ltd. Also, Lynda McKewen, public Box 54, Mayne Island Box 159, Ganges, Salt Spring Island [Turn to Page Thirty) Page Thirty GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, November 9, 1977 Legionnaire explains why Should Remembrance Day be continued?

BY AVETERAN were serving on those days, and did have a small, but highly never come under foreign yoke. On the eleventh day, at the Remembrance Day comes those who may have to serve in efficient, regular army. In both It is for these reasons that we eleventh hour, say a prayer for the round annually, and with it, the future wars, which God forbid, we wars this army had to be sacrificed again ask you to remember, on this repose of the souls of those whose question seems to arise...."Should should remember them with some to the immediate needs of the day, those whom we left behind on lives were cut off in their youth, it be continued?" type of observance. moment, whilst other armies were foreign shores. They shed their that we might enjoy a life of The presumption is that one's War has been described as the being raised and trained from blood willingly in order that those freedom to a ripe old age. outlook depends on one's age and final end of political diplomacy, but civilian volunteers. Up to the who were spared and that all of us "They shall grow not old, as we where one was on November 11, so frequently political diplomacy period of the Sornme (1916) and to might live the free life for which we that are left grow old, 1918, and subsequently on the would not appear to have been 1942, we were never in a position to had fought, politically and literally, Age shall not weary them, nor the cessation of hostilities in April and given much of a chance to settle the attack, lacking as we did in arms, for centuries....since the day when years condemn, August, 1945. The writer was in problems, forced, real or imagin• ammunition and trained troops. Magna Carta was wrung from an At the going down of the sun, and the service on all these three dates, ary, that existed at the time. This The initial barrage at Neuve unwilling sovereign to preserve in the morning, and, to that extent, his views must was true in 1914 and 1939, when Chappelle and Loos was under and define our civil rights. We Will Remember Them." be those of a serving soldier at the the breaking of a treaty and fifteen minutes in duration, insuffi• end of a campaign. He also realizes invasion of a country forced us to cient to cut the enemy wire, and If you have something for this column: call Elsie Brown that perhaps half of our population come to the assistance of the this could only be paid for in blood. at 539-2480 was not even born when war with invaded countries, Belgium and The same was even more true at Japan ceased. Poland. Dunkirk, and had it not been for Mainly Mayne There are also a large number ALIEN WAY OF LIFE the utmost gallantry of the Navy, of dates in our past history that are In each case, had we not been assisted by numerous civilian vol• BY ELSIE BROWN still remembered in one way or finally victorious, an alien way of unteers in small boats, that small another, which happened long life would have been forced on us army would never have recrossed before anyone living today was as the vanquished people. As a the channel. Even then, had it not Remembrance Day Service, Fri• Horseshoe Bay, Langdale and day, Nov. 11, will be held by the Powell River were among the born. The main point is that all nation, at the outbreak of hostili: been for the gallant rear guard these events, whether we accept ties, we were ill-prepared for war, actions of the Brigade of Guards members of the Royal Canadian places visited, with a stop at the fact or not, help to make life as and this applied to Canada, the and the 51st Division, even fewer Legion, Branch 84, with the Comox, where they visited daugh• we lead it today. Therefore, at least U.K. and the U.S.A.. None of these troops would have escaped the wreath-laying ceremony at the ter and son-in-law Margaret and during the lifetime of those who Countries had conscription; each holocaust. They were sacrificed, Lych-Gate at 11 am, at St. Mary Barrie Morris and family. Foye willingly, that their comrades Magdalene Church, followed by enjoyed a tour in September of the might fight again. service at the church, conductedby Eastern Provinces, the Maritimes APPALLING CONDITIONS Rev. J. Dangerfield. and Northern States, Maine and CONCRETE PUMPING Vermont. She flew to Toronto, One has also to remember the Preparations for the W.A. An• taking the bus from there. During •DRIVEWAYS *BASEMENTS *RETAJMNG WALLS appalling conditions under which nual Bazaar are in full swing. her more /ecent trip on Vancouver the front line soldier lived. There Jessie Craig is convener. Date is Island, Ft>ye visited Rev. and Mrs. FACCA was the constant shelling and rifle Saturday, Nov. 12, 1-4 pm in the J. Daniels at Fanny Bay. They wish fire and the mud and filth of the Agricultural Hall. Members are to be remembered to all their trenches, the rats and lice that looking forward to meeting all their friends on the islands. CONSTRUCTION made life even less tolerable. friends at this annual event. COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS There was frequently the shortage Conducting the service at St. LTD The congregation of Mayne tfn of rations, as the shelling of back Mary Magdalene church, Sunday, - 537-2812 areas prevented the regimental Nov. 13, at 11:30 am will be Bishop Island Community church enjoyed transport from delivering them to Wilkinson of Victoria, and he will an evening of Sacred Music sup• the reserve trench area, and, until continue to conduct services on the plied by the Vancouver Chinese 1917, no cooked rations were second and fourth Sundays until Christian Chorale last Sunday, Oct. brought up to the front line. Two or Easter. 30. The choir was conducted by Paul Chan, with co-ordinator, Eric three stubs of candles would be Welcome back to the island to Chew at the piano. The chorus used for a "drum-up" of tea. Hugh and Marguerite Campkin consisted of young men in navy L.S. BROWN Daily, one or more of one's who have returned after a trip to blue blazers and women looking comrades was killed or wounded, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. CONSTRUCTION smart in full-length gowns of blue. ar had to be taken out due to Hugh was taken ill while there and I Serving the Islands since 1964 sickness caused by general condi- spent considerable time in hospital The program was varied, with [ions, wet through and weary, and in the intensive care ward. Glad to chorus, quartets, duets and solos the lack of any proper rest. Under hear he is making satisfactory interspersed with readings and Custom Homes normal conditions one lived in the progress. We wish him a speedy testimonies. Among the selections trench area for 18 days, and then recovery. sung were: A Reason For Singing, I Residential & Commercial had six days of so-called rest, Harry and Kay Adams have Believe in Miracles, In the Image barely beyond the shelling area Of returned from a trip to Faro, of God, Broken Threads of Life, he enemy. Much of this time was Yukon, where they visited mem• The Saviour is waiting. The concert TO FIGHT RISING COST OF HOUSING spent in or near the trench area, bers of the family, Lome and Linda followed buffet supper at 6 pm, carrying up supplies for those in Hyde, Chad and Sherri and Stewart allowing for a short period for the line. and Corrine Spencer, Garth, Faith visiting with this talented group. Save $ & Time There is little glory in war; and Wendy. They made the trip Rev. John Rodine reported the merely a dogged determination to both ways by plane. Weather was the Minister of Education in Bolivia Modular Factory Built Homes & Packaged Homes hold one's ground, or give up as had requested 500,000 Bibles and BY MARINER HOMES LTD. lovely, Kay says. Testaments, as children would be ittle as possible in the case of Also returned from a jaunt up ittack. The troops did this for one able to read them to their illiterate the B.C. Coast have been Bill and parents. He feels that the reading 537-2284 Box 861, Ganges hing only....that we may preserve Marguerite Morson, in company tfn our way of life and that we may of Scripture in the schools will with Foye Miles in her car. contribute to the moral and spirit• ual upbuilding of the people. The Community Church servic• es will be held at 3 pm instead of 7 pm at the Activity Centre until GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS further notice. What better way to say "Hello from British Columbia" Saturna at Christmas? [From Page Twenty-Nine] 4 issues of health nurse from Mayne Island, BEAUTIFUL BRITISH COLUMBIA made the trip to provide flu shots to MAGAZINE the senior citizens, and those with chronic respiratory and other dis• plus: 1978 Calendar diary ease. 13 Colour photographs —memo space Sue Lyon, from the Manpower Department's Job Creation Branch ONLY $4.00 in Victoria, was here Wednesday to postage paid anywhere in the world speak to Graham Howar t h, who is Please order early. Allow eight weeks for chairman of the Building Com• processing. Subscriptions begin with the mittee dealing with the construc• tion of the new .medical services Winter 1977 issue. Offer expires Dec. 31, 1977. facilities approved by a recent Canada Works grant. Send to *** Address ' UPCOMING EVENTS New Renewal Last notice for the Pig Barbecue - 4 at the Hall, Saturday evening, Nov. ENCLOSE $4.00 for each subscription, if 12. Details: $4 adults; $1.50 school• additional subscriptions are desired, write children. Draw will be held for the them on a separate sheet and mail to: Len Hobbis ottoman. November 21, 8 pm, a meeting at the Hall of people interested in the Gulf Islands Driftwood history of Saturna. It is hoped to Box 250, form a working group to gather information for the new Patchwork Ganges, B.C. VOS IE0 as well as search out artifacts and pictures of early Saturna. Wednesday, November 9, 1977 GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Page Thirty-One Arts and crafts program for club BY BOB CAMPSALL of pottery, weaving, macrame, Kicks share top spot after losing We have been holding informal beadwork, cooking, photography recreation evenings Monday and and woodwork. We plan showing Wednesday for seniors and Tues• films and holding dances for teens. day and Friday for elementary at There has been interest gene• the schools. We have met with rated towards an auto mechanics to Lansdowne by one goal shut-out much success as over 40 partici• course, camping, canoeing, snork• pants have attended each evening. ling, yoga and martial arts. Team sports at the high school If you are skilled in one of these BY PETER MOONEN also saw the crossbar and goalposts Next game for the Kicks will be are just beginning and we cannot areas or just interested in lending a Salt Spring Cablevision Kicks, 0; in their way of tieing or even against the Cow. Roadrunners on use the facilities there on Monday hand please get in touch with us. Lansdowne Ev. Op. Chinooks, 1. winning this game. Although the Saturday, Nov. 12th at Sherman and Wednesday any longer, so for Your children need your support. Kicks managed to get the ball Pk. in Duncan at 1.45 p.m. The the time being we shall be looking Call Bob at 537-2966, Shane at For the first time this season through the Chinooks defense in boys should be at Mahon Hall at for other space. 537-9408 or Larry at 537-9480. the Cablevision Kicks were shut several occasions, neither Andrew 12.15 p.m.- in order to catch the We shall soon be initiating an We have applied for various out by the Lansdowne Chinooks, Hoeller nor Paul Cottrell, who are 1.00 pm ferry at Vesuvius. arts and crafts program consisting grants and are awaiting word. who now share first place with the known for their scoring ability, Kicks. could drive the ball past the A game which could have, or, outstanding goaltending of the rather should have, been won by Chinooks. the Kicks, ended up in a disappoin• ting defeat, however, if luck is WHERE THE ACTION WAS against you and the shots are The second half was very off-target you can't win. similar to the first half. However, The Kicks started out applying Steven Marleau came on strong to a lot of pressure and continuously keep most of the action in the attacked the Chinooks' defence, Chinooks goal area. It was evident but to no avail. After about 10 that the pace of the game was not minutes the Chinooks forwards nearly up to past performances of easily broke through the lacklustre Kicks' ability, but, the writer and Kicks defense and scored the only the boys will be working on this in goal of the game in an offside the next few practices. position. And if that wasn't the The standings in Division 5b NOTICE only bad break the Kicks had, they after the first round is:

Games Wins Ties Losses For-Against Points Lansdowne Chinooks 4 2 2 0 5-2 6 Salt Spring Cabl. Kicks 4 3 0 1 8-3 6 Cowichan Roadrunners 4 2 1 1 11-9 5 PUBLIC Lansdowne Rovers 4 1 i 2 7-7 3 Peninsula Pumas 4.0 0 4 2-12 0 DOWN THE GUTTER HEARINGS ... with Ken Collins REGIONAL DISTRICT REVIEW

Once again it is Province Team- bowler of the week for the men, it's Pursuant to the Department of Municipal Affairs Act the Minister of bowl Time. As of November 6, about time he was dethroned, so Municipal Affairs has appointed a Committee to review the regional teams in various leagues will be district concept. The individuals appointed to this Committee are: competing against each other for come on guys, let's go get him! the right to bowl their way to Reno. BOWLING TIP OF THE WEEK Mr. Philip Farmer, Kaleden, Chairman In the Y.B.C. seniors, 16 bowl• Don't blame the pins when you Mrs. Rendina Hamilton, Penticton ers beat their coaches' scores in the get lots of corners. If you pick them Mr. Alfred O. Hood, Victoria "I beat my coach competition." all up, you would still score 280. So, as I wrote previously, always Mrs. Daphne Phillips, Dawson Creek Mr. Ronald Thompson, Galiano The bowlers of the week were, shoot across the alley for those once again, Julien Valcourt, with corners. The Regional District Review Committee is to examine: his 779 and Carol Kaye with her 691. 1. The jurisdictional role of regional districts, including an examination of present and future functions and respon• The following scores also de• Bird walk serve mention, Pat Byron (734) sibilities. Frank Keoppel (713) Frank Cun• scheduled 2. The structural and administrative organization of regional ningham (713) Julien Valcourt districts including internal and external boundaries; the (701) and Cyril Beech with 711. That makes it five weeks in a relationships between regional districts and Provincial, row that Julien Valcourt has made by club municipal and the citizens; and Provincial financial sup• port policy for the regional districts. A bird walk has been scheduled SALTSPRING 3. Such other issues germane to the review of the regional SECRETARIAL SERVICES by the Salt Spring Trail and Nature Suite 206 Club for November 22. Members district concept as may be appropriate. Valcourt Business Centre participating will meet at 10.30 am at the Long Harbour Ferry Term• The Committee plans to hold Public Hearings at central locations 537-9442 throughout the Province to hear presentations from organizations or Office Hours: 9.00 - 5.00 weekdays inal. Marg Pearce will be the tfn leader. individuals. The first series of Hearings will be held in December 1977 and the remainder in the early months of 1978. The Public Hearings scheduled for December are: G.I. Propane Gas Ltd, Fort St. John December 12 and 13 Prince George December 14 and 15 Box 450, Ganges The location and times for these Hearings will appear in Public Notices to be published in the appropriate regional newspapers. Evening sittings GAS & ELECTRICAL will be included. Any organization or individual wishing to appear and present a brief to APPLIANCES the Committee at either of the above noted Hearings or at any of the OF ALL KINDS subsequent Hearings in early 1978 should advise the Secretary at the address below as soon as possible. Briefs for the December Hearings Delivery to Outer Islands should be forwarded to reach the Secretary by Wednesday, November 30,1977. * Gas & Electrical Ranges * Dishwashers The Committee would also welcome briefs or letters from individuals * Washers who can not or do not wish to appear before the Committee at a Public * Dryers Hearing. * Refrigerators * Freezers On behalf of the Committee * Dishwashers Brig. Gen. E. D. Danby (Retired) * Propane Barbecue Sets Executive Secretary Dealer for: INGLIS - GURNEY - TAPPAN Regional District Review Committee - TAPPAN - ADMIRAL - ENTERPRISE - HARD WICK Suite 206-515 West 10th Avenue Vancouver, B.C. V5Z 4A8 537-2233 Behind Ganges Harbour Grocery Ltd. tfn Page Thirty-Two GULF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday, November 9, 1977 Wedding in church RIP Curtis questions legality of family memories of referendum on Trust

AIB Islands MLA Hugh Curtis compared the forthcoming In loving memory of the referendum on the Islands Trust with a referendum on the Anti-Inflation, "AIB", Board, desirability of the seven per cent sales tax. facing a slow death next Curtis, who was in Ganges last week, said that there may be spring, after a long illness. grounds on which a person could contest the legality of the Bom of a mesalliance amidst referendum in court. political turmoil in Ottawa. AIB never knew who his "All the parties voted unanimously in the legislature in favour parents were. He was bom in a of takeover by the Trust of planning and zoning," said Curtis. Liberal bed of Tory forebears. It is now law, he said, just as the seven percent sales tax is AIB served with many Can- law. He added that the sales tax increase is probably less popular adian organizations during, than the Islands Trust Amendment Act. his/her formative years. Leaves to mourn, unorgan• ized labour, small business• men and pensioners. No flowers by request. Do• CEMENT MASON nations may be made to all Top Quality Finishing Canadians on fixed incomes. No funeral service at the * Floors * Patios * Sidewalks request of opponents and other upward-looking Canad• * Exposed Aggregate ians. (over 20 years experience) HARRY WILLIAMSON Fulford 537-2322 537-9422 TIDE TABLES RRl, Ganges (Pacific Standard Time) 12 0630 11.0 THE HAIR SHOPPE 51 1115 8.4 (Facing Park Drive) SA 1600 10.8 IN THE VALCOURT BUSINESS CENTRE 2325 .8 Two Salt Spring Islanders were seen the wedding of her parents, married in a recent Vancouver Mr. and taffeta. 15 0105 1.1 endorsed Holding her shoulder length veil 0910 11.5 was a pearl tiara previously worn TU 1430 8.4 by her mother and sister. Her only 1835 9.4 adornment being a small gold by board locket belonging once to her ma• 16 0145 1.7 ternal grandmother. In keeping 0955 11.4 with the season she carried long All Day - Every day WE 1610 7.8 — Concerning Trust stemmed yellow roses on a bed of 1950 8.6 white heather, fern and oak leaves. The board of directors of the Top Quality 17 Capital Regional District has en Dressed in forest green the 0250 2.7 bride's sister, Karen Rice was 1050 11.4 dorsed a resolution passed by tht Comox-Strathcona Regional Dis• Matron of Honour, preceded by the TH 1730 7.0 groom's sisters, Gisela and Ingrid, Fresh Food 2125 7.9 trict concerning the Islands Trust. The resolution reads, "that the who wore autumn shades of yellow. All girls carried bouquets of yellow 18 local regulations for islands be by 0350 3.8 and bronze chrysanthemums. Merchandise 1135 11.2 way of total control by the Islands Keeping it in the family were FR 1835 6.0 Trust or total control by the Roland Temmel, best man, with 2315 7.6 regional district concerned, not partly by the Trust and partly by Wolfi Temmel and Jody Horrocks the regional district." as ushers. 12 HOURS A DAY - 7 DAYS A WEEK Endorsement was given follow• The reception was held at the MODERNIZE ing receipt of a letter to the Capital Garden Room of U.B.C. from there WITH Regional Board from the northern the couple left to motor down the 537-2460 Vancouver Island regional district Olympic Peninsula. Upon their PROPANE asking that the board consider the return they will reside in Vancou• ver. 537-2233 resolution. ^WftmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmM The Capital Regional Board voted unanimously in favour oi /HanuflLife endorsing it. The Manufacturers Life Insurance Company Refrigeration adds life FOR SCHOOL BOARD L.D. LARSON LIFE UNDERWRITER Flashlight and radio batteries A concerned parent last longer if stored in the re• * Registered Retirement plans frigerator. Refrigeration can add * life insurance two to three years to the natural • Income averaging annuities shelf life of batteries. They should VOTE • Key-man insurance be wrapped in plastic film for RES. 537-2657 protection. Before using, they BUS. 385-5751 should be warmed to room | E. NORMA McCALLUM X Alt. temperature. •45-2

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